Smoked baked beans

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Bill,
Beans will get crunchy after a while even if they are cooked at low temps.  give it a whirl as canned beans are pretty cheap.  I could be wrong as this is new territory for me.  I do know the bean recipe Olds posted before rocks but it is a different dish[:D].

Jeff



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<br />I will only be smoking at 205°F.  Think they will still dry out?  

Bill

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Bill,
Sounds like a good idea, but 24 hours is a long time, and most dehydrators work at a temperature of 140; so there is a possibility of at least the top layer drying. I would give them an occasional stir, or at some point cover with foil. I'll be interested in learning how this went.



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nsxbill

Well, I did the pork starting at 5:00 p.m. Friday afternoon, and it came out of the smoker for FTC at 5 p.m. on Saturday.  The beans were left in for approximately 8 hours, and the taste was pretty intense. The bacon and the pork dripping into the beans was a good idea.  I think I will probably add some of the butt to the beans to add to the chopped up bacon that came from the top rack - 1 lb raining down for 8 hrs.  Next time probably 4 hours is enough.  I stirred them twice during the smoke, once at 4 hours and again again at 6 and 8.  Decision to take out at 8 hrs.

As usual, pork butt was great.  I sure do enjoy the pulled pork half of a sandwich...get full to the top with just half a roll and about 4 oz of butt.  Definitely going to vacuum pack and freeze.

Post surgery on my stomach, my capacity is only a little more than size of an egg.  Still enjoy the taste, just can't eat any more than a little at a time.

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Bill
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Habanero Smoker

Bill;
I think I will give one a try. Thanks for reporting back on how the bake beans came out.

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IKnowWood

Bill

Those sounds like some great beans.  Did you use the enitre smoked 1lb of bacon in the beans?  Was the liquid loss something to worry about?
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nsxbill

No real loss of fluid to speak of.  Actually with all the fat going down, glad I removed some of the beans to allow room for the (gasp!) fat that was in the beans. ::) ;D

Bill
There is room on earth for all God's creatures....right on my plate next to the mashed potatoes.

IKnowWood

So much you had to skim?  Or it blended in Ok. 

Sure, Pig Fat rules.  But to much and it begins to taste like just Pig.  A goot baked beans has many complex and rich flavors.

Thanks again for the review...
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