I know there are some 🫘 fans here. I’m looking for a good recipe for the classic side-dish style canned baked beans, maybe a little lighter on the sugar. Thanks if you’ve got one!
A small amount of natural maple syrup, emphasis on small, can replace the sugar addition and imo tastes better. I add some smoky peppers like chipotle and it really pairs well with the maple.
It’s a pain in the ass if you don’t make it often or in a large batch though because now you have a thing of syrup to find uses for.
The Americas test kitchen recipe is a hit for us. Here's a version with no pay wall. https://phxcooks.com/americas-test-kitchen-baked-beans-recipe/
I like this one by Kenji Lopez-Alt:
https://www.seriouseats.com/smoky-barbecue-bbq-beans-recipe
I've skipped the meat and it's still good. Don't skip the vinegar, though.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ckELeAo-Lzo
Townsend an 18th century larper makes a solid bean. It's pretty much bean, onion, powdered mustard, and a fuck ton of molasses or honey. If you want lower sugar add less, this kind of recipe doesn't lend well to exact measures. I use great northern beans and add tomato paste, bakes for at least 4 hours. Really hard to over cook. Pork ads flavor but is unnecessary if you want to omit.
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