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Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?

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Well here's most of the ingredients. Anyone care to guess?
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Look familiar @TNJAKE?

More to come...
 
Red beans and rice?
Yep...
 
So here's where I am...

I used 2 lbs. of the beans so basically trying to double Jake's recipe...
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Bacon has been browned. This pic is before I got it completely browned. I used the Wright Brand thick sliced because I didn't have any home cured...
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Peppers, onions, and celery sauted in the bacon fat. Since I'm doubling Jake's recipe, I used more of everything...
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Andouille sausage is browned. I found Zatarain's Andouille at Food Lion...
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Everything along with the recommended seasonings and 3 quarts of chicken broth in a pot for the long haul now. I could not find fresh thyme so I subbed about 2T of dry...
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Now we wait...and stir...and wait...
 
Looking good so far. I find that dried thyme varies on pungancy...depending on the age of the thyme, and the brand. Sometimes I only need a little bit....
 
Looking good so far. I find that dried thyme varies on pungancy...depending on the age of the thyme, and the brand. Sometimes I only need a little bit....
Yeah, I'm smelling it cooking so I'm hoping I haven't used too much...
 
Oh man! I can smell and taste that from the pics. Gonna be some good stuff!
Jim
 
I sure liked Jake’s beans & looking forward to seeing your version. Gonna have to give the recipe a shot too!
Al
 
I don't know if it has been mentioned, but soaking the beans is important. When the beans rehydrate, they will start to germinate. This increases the nutritional value of the beans and reduces the amount of gas produced when you eat them.
 
Well here we are, the lid is off now for a couple more hours. The thyme can be seen on top. I wish you could all smell it. Not you Chris, the beans...🤣🤣
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Looking good and agree about the smell. Can't wait for you to see how creamy they get when you mash some beans and add the room temp butter
 
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