dutches beans

[jack]

does anyone know where i can find dutches bean recipe?

 

[hawgheaven]

Go here: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...ead.php?t=1540

 

[smokin for life]

Oh Jack are you in trouble now. Once you make these you'll have a big ole pot going all the time. But DAMN are they good!!!!

 

[jack]

thank you sir

 

[pooroldbob65]

I use the original beans when I doctor some. Unfortunately since we do not measure I am unable to post a recipe.

Pooroldbob65

 

[bgosnell151]

Go here: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...ead.php?t=1540

Can't seem to get this link to work.

 

[smoking b]

Can't seem to get this link to work.

Here you go  http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/50945/dutchs-wicked-baked-beans  

I used the search bar at the top of the screen & found it in 2 seconds 

 

[bgosnell151]

Here you go  http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/50945/dutchs-wicked-baked-beans  

I used the search bar at the top of the screen & found it in 2 seconds 

I really appreciate it.  New to the site and still getting used to it.

 

[mdboatbum]

I use the original beans when I doctor some. Unfortunately since we do not measure I am unable to post a recipe.

Pooroldbob65

 I used to do the same thing, I never measured and never wrote anything down. I took pride in considering myself a "seat of the pants" cook. Problem was, I couldn't ever repeat anything exactly the same way twice. In addition, I'd forget about whole meals, since I had no record of them. This irritated my wife no end. So I started using Evernote and just jotting down the recipes for things that worked out. I discovered that if I got it all down within a day or so of when I made it, I was a lot more likely to remember all the ingredients. Now I have a "cookbook" with a hundred or so of MY recipes that I can look through for ideas and even share with friends.

 

[chef willie]

 I used to do the same thing, I never measured and never wrote anything down. I took pride in considering myself a "seat of the pants" cook. Problem was, I couldn't ever repeat anything exactly the same way twice. In addition, I'd forget about whole meals, since I had no record of them. This irritated my wife no end. So I started using Evernote and just jotting down the recipes for things that worked out. I discovered that if I got it all down within a day or so of when I made it, I was a lot more likely to remember all the ingredients. Now I have a "cookbook" with a hundred or so of MY recipes that I can look through for ideas and even share with friends.

Been there...haven't done this 'yet'. Thx for the Evernote tip.....immediately found the site & will, hopefully, start organizing myself. I have scribbles everywhere...LOL....mostly on printed out recipes I've tried. I'm now looking for my bread & butter jalapeno pickle recipe.....where did I put that?? grrrrrr