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Sheldon wrote:

> Gary wrote:
> >coltwvu wrote:
> >>
> >>I like Bush's maple cured bacon baked beans.

> >
> >For beans like that, I go for the on-sale cheapest "pork and beans."
> >From there, I'll pour several cans into a large pot and add in:
> >
> >chopped onion
> >chopped green pepper
> >an amount of brown sugar
> >
> >No actual recipe. I just wing it but it's always so good.
> >You can even bake that mess in the oven in an open dish
> >for a long time to thicken it.

>
> Best ingredient to add to canned pork and beans is tube steak. All it
> needs is a side of slaw and a Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray:
> http://auntlilskitchen.com/dinnere-e...le-with-franks
> Kosher delis would substitute 'Specials' for the franks... actually
> 'knockwurst' but called 'specials'... and it's best baked.
> http://www.hebrewnational.com/kosher...eef-knockwurst
> http://boarshead.com/products/detail...-1-1-lb-net-wt



Or as Ed Norton said to Ralph Kramden on the "Oh, My Achin' Back" Honeymooners episode: "...and that Neapolitan KNOCKWURST..."


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"The Greatest!" wrote:
>Sheldon wrote:
>> Gary wrote:
>> >coltwvu wrote:
>> >>
>> >>I like Bush's maple cured bacon baked beans.
>> >
>> >For beans like that, I go for the on-sale cheapest "pork and beans."
>> >From there, I'll pour several cans into a large pot and add in:
>> >
>> >chopped onion
>> >chopped green pepper
>> >an amount of brown sugar
>> >
>> >No actual recipe. I just wing it but it's always so good.
>> >You can even bake that mess in the oven in an open dish
>> >for a long time to thicken it.

>>
>> Best ingredient to add to canned pork and beans is tube steak. All it
>> needs is a side of slaw and a Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray:
>> http://auntlilskitchen.com/dinnere-e...le-with-franks
>> Kosher delis would substitute 'Specials' for the franks... actually
>> 'knockwurst' but called 'specials'... and it's best baked.
>> http://www.hebrewnational.com/kosher...eef-knockwurst
>> http://boarshead.com/products/detail...-1-1-lb-net-wt

>
>
>Or as Ed Norton said to Ralph Kramden on the "Oh, My Achin' Back"
>Honeymooners episode: "...and that Neapolitan KNOCKWURST..."


As "The Great One" said, "A 3 pound wedge of Mother Fletcher's
Fotchamarra Motzaroni cheese..." And away we go! <G>
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