Barbecued Beans and Sausage
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Did you grow up eating Pork and Beans? Yeah, me too. I loved them. While this recipe may bring back memories, it is definitely not like those little cans of cold beans and fatty pork.
I stumbled across this recipe over at Cinnamon's blog. She has the most beautiful family you just have to see to believe; make sure you visit. Anyway, after clicking on a couple of links I ended up at the original recipe. Boy, I'm glad I clicked away that day, because this recipe is super yummy.
Wouldn't you know when I try a recipe that we are going to L-O-V-E, I make the original servings! Yep, I should have doubled the recipe because it is so good. As I was clicking that day, I read this was a grown up version of the childhood favorite ~ Beanie Weenies. Let me tell you, these are mind blowing good! Way better than Beanie Weenies ever thought about being.
I did make a couple of changes like, leaving out the Worchester Sauce, using regular yellow mustard and adding a little water for sauce.
2 cans Great Northern beans, drained, rinsed
I stumbled across this recipe over at Cinnamon's blog. She has the most beautiful family you just have to see to believe; make sure you visit. Anyway, after clicking on a couple of links I ended up at the original recipe. Boy, I'm glad I clicked away that day, because this recipe is super yummy.
Wouldn't you know when I try a recipe that we are going to L-O-V-E, I make the original servings! Yep, I should have doubled the recipe because it is so good. As I was clicking that day, I read this was a grown up version of the childhood favorite ~ Beanie Weenies. Let me tell you, these are mind blowing good! Way better than Beanie Weenies ever thought about being.
I did make a couple of changes like, leaving out the Worchester Sauce, using regular yellow mustard and adding a little water for sauce.
BBQ Beans and Sausage
2 cans Great Northern beans, drained, rinsed
2 cans Black beans, drained, rinsed
1 large onion, chopped
1 cup barbecue sauce
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1 TBSP mustard
2 tsp chili powder
1 package polish sausage (I use turkey)
1 cup water
Mix all the ingredients except for the sausage in a slow cooker. Slice the sausage and place on top of the bean mixture and cook on low for 3-4 hours.
1 cup water
Mix all the ingredients except for the sausage in a slow cooker. Slice the sausage and place on top of the bean mixture and cook on low for 3-4 hours.
If you noticed in the picture, I cut my sausage in different sizes. Half the sausage, I slice in half long ways and then slice those two pieces up. The other half, I slice in rings. Just a little difference with each fork full.
