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Tried these today, left out the green peppers and mustard powder. I got to tell you, these are great! Put just enough crushed red pepper to give it the right amount of heat.
Sure have ... it's quite a performer! The only significant problem is heat control, it is difficult to keep temps down at times. I have some threads with Q-view of it you can browse.
I am going to make your Wicked Beans for a camp/card party this weekend. When they are in the smoker, do you need to stir often to get the smoke throughout the beans?
Also, I read that a day or so sit is best. So make Thursday night for Saturday afternoon? That good?
When I make mine (which is almost every smoke) when ever I open the smoker I stir them. If you never made this yet, boy are you in for a surprise. My wife HATES beans, but I really asked her one time to just try them. Now "she's" the one who reminds me about making them. They are truly out of this world.
Hey Dutch,
I got a tip to look up your Wicked baked Bean recipe from Chris_ Harper.
Boy they sure sound good. I'll have to try them soon. Thanks Chris for the tip!
Ron
How come everytime I log on to this Forum I get Hungry?
preference. Altho, I bet at least 30% of all smoking is done over hickory. Hmm interesting..maybe needs to be a poll... What wood is USUALLY in yer smoker?
I made it this weekend and it was a huge hit, did a double portion right off the back. I cooked uncovered and a nice smoky film developed on the top which I stired into the mix when I took it out, next time I will stir throughtout the cooking.
Only hitch I ran into was that I put two Jalapenos in teh mix and they wereent hot at all so I had the sweetness but not the spicyness, next time I will sample the peppers prior to putting them in to the mix so I know if I need to add more.
But like I said everyone that ate them loved them!
Ah Gyspy! I just made some beans too. Darn things cooked for 14 hours before they softened up! I don't think enough people are making baked beans anymore and the darn things sit to long.
I like to use Hickory. I use two pans and split the batch and stir in the smoke film every hour while spritzing the meat and adding wood chunks. The batch is usually in for 3 hours, then they get put back in to one foil pan. They are way better the next day too!!! I have some in the fridge...I'm gonna have to get right up right now and make sure they haven't gone bad by sampling. gotta go.
Technology is cool... Outside, 60F... drinking a cold Iron City Light, smoking some Dutch's Beans over Apple and Maple (with a nice TBS) and surfing the net. Doesn't get much better than that, now does it.
Mmmmm does it smell good. And the tastes on the spoon after stiring every 30 minutes.... WOW!
This may be a mis-labeled (Q view) due to it after the fact and in a different container, but here are my first Dutch's Wicked Beans..
The taste is really good. I ended up putting almost the full jar of jalo's (8ozs), so they are definately kicked up, but sweet and smokey at the same time. Thanks for the great creation Dutch!