Southern Baked Beans

       5 out of 5 stars  
6 Servings
100% would make this recipe for Southern Baked Beans again.

Perfectly seasoned for that summer barbeque or whenever you want to eat them! Very quick and easy to make!

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Southern Baked Beans Ingredients

1 pound Campbell's Baked Beans 2 teaspoon Mustard
1/4 cup Onion chopped2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1/2 cup Brown sugar firmly packed8 slices Bacon cooked crisp & crumbled
1/4 cup Ketchup

Instructions for Southern Baked Beans

The easiest bacon is the already cooked by Oscar Meyer, Hormel or Tyson. Basically, it's priced the same. Just pop it into the microwave for a couple of minutes and voila! no mess to clean! Crumble it, pull it apart to make small pieces.

Mix all ingredients in a large bowl.

Pour into a medium sized casserole dish. Bake at 350 until bubbly, about 40 minutes or less.

Main Ingredient: BeansCuisine: American

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These were delicious - sweet and full of flavor. The casserole dish was scraped clean at the dinner table!

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Bullscreeker
on Apr 16 2008 1:13PM

Imake this with canned jalpenos--to taste; with juice--again, to taste.

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bholland
on Oct 28 2007 4:30PM

Very good version of a true classic. I was going to post mine, but this one is so close I decided not to bother:) When I smoke spare ribs, I trim them St. Louis style (removing the brisket strip) but smoke the strip by itself. Then I chop/shred the strip up and use it in this bean dish INSTEAD of the bacon (way too meaty with both...I tried it once). To die for!

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swibirun
on Oct 27 2007 12:32PM

I would definately make this recipe again. In fact I will be using this recipe to cater a graduation meal. Wonderful!

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baketowin
on Mar 12 2007 8:42PM
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BraggsKitchen
on Mar 18 2006 5:37PM

[I posted this recipe.]

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Sheila965
on Feb 24 2006 4:59PM