smoked baked beans

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snooze

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Apr 18, 2015
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I'm thinking about smoking baked beans. Any tips would be great. Thanks
 
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  Good morning and welcome to the forum, from cloudy day here in East Texas. Lots of great people with tons of information on just about  everything.

Gary
 
I too use Dutch's Wicked Baked Beans, but I don't like green peppers ( I think they make everything taste like green peppers,) so I nixed both the jalapenos and the green peppers and instead used 1 chipotle in adobo, then cut the mustard in half.  Use as much of the chipotles as you want, seeded or not, but more seeds = more heat!  I also use crushed pineapple.

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Be aware!  This makes a LOT of beans.
 
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Good catch on the Roll Call Gary!  I was too distracted by thoughts of Dutch's Wicked Beans to catch that.

Welcome snooze!  Glad you're here and already knee deep in one of our favorite side dishes. 

Drewed, yep, it makes a lot of beans, but my wife and I always manage to finish off a pan in 3-4 days. I made the mistake of making just one pan for a work pot luck once.  I gave out recipes for days afterwards to the folks who didn't get any.

I use red peppers instead of green.
 
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Have no idea what section this is in, but used that search feature and found Dutch's Wicked Beans.  Recipe calls for canned beans, anyone try it with dried and how much longer would you have to cook them to get them soft?
 
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