Beans, Everywhere Beans

[Norm]

One of my favorite easily prepared meals, quick to put together and cook all day, my famous (within the family) bean soup.

large crock pot
2 ham slices, diced
1 large onion, chopped
3 cans of diced tomatoes
2 cans of navy beans
2 cans of Great Northern beans
1 can of pinto beans
tsp of red pepper flakes

Use all liquids in the cans.

Combine all, let it cook on high for about 6-7 hours, stir occasionally.
Don't add salt, the ham flavor should be just right.

Serve with your favorite dipping bread and butter.

Give it a try, you may like it. Leftovers, freeze for future meals.

[The_Dude]

ain't no Kettle Of Waste

[Anjdog2003]

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[Torqaholic]

Love me some quick/easy prep foods since I don't cook until I am hungry. Bean soup doesn't really qualify the way I make it though. Might starve to death waiting on that.

I'd say popcorn's probably the easiest/quickest thing I make. Just needs salt/pepper, and olive oil. Is grown and packaged locally so I keep several large bags on hand.

Another quick and easy meal is sloppy joes (assuming the burger is already defrosted), but instead of canned store bought sauce (yuck) I stir in a big slug of Sweet Baby Rays or spaghetti sauce. Yummie, get in my tummy

[DJ_Critterus]

@Gozar to the brown courtesy phone.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by Norm

One of my favorite easily prepared meals, quick to put together and cook all day, my famous (within the family) bean soup.

large crock pot
2 ham slices, diced
1 large onion, chopped
3 cans of diced tomatoes
2 cans of navy beans
2 cans of Great Northern beans
1 can of pinto beans
tsp of red pepper flakes

Use all liquids in the cans.

Combine all, let it cook on high for about 6-7 hours, stir occasionally.
Don't add salt, the ham flavor should be just right.

Serve with your favorite dipping bread and butter.

Give it a try, you may like it. Leftovers, freeze for future meals.

Almost looks like Gumbo.

Love me some Gumbo...with french or italian bread for dippin'...

Yum

[Tikiman]

When my wife and I make a ham for the holidays, we will typically eat off it for a few days until we tire of it. I will take it and vacuum seal the bone that still has a pile of ham on it and freeze it. When bad weather rears its head, I will pull it out, thaw it, and make ham soup off it. I use dried beans and omit the tomato in favor of a couple of large carrots sliced up. Try adding some thyme to your recipe one time. I find that the flavor of thyme greatly enhances a bean soup.

[VatorMan]

Nothing, and I mean nothing is better than One Pot for beans. I use dry beans, select spices, chicken stock. Takes one hour.

[Dan47]

Originally Posted by Norm

One of my favorite easily prepared meals, quick to put together and cook all day, my famous (within the family) bean soup.

large crock pot
2 ham slices, diced
1 large onion, chopped
3 cans of diced tomatoes
2 cans of navy beans
2 cans of Great Northern beans
1 can of pinto beans
tsp of red pepper flakes

Use all liquids in the cans.

Combine all, let it cook on high for about 6-7 hours, stir occasionally.
Don't add salt, the ham flavor should be just right.

Serve with your favorite dipping bread and butter.

Give it a try, you may like it. Leftovers, freeze for future meals.

Looks delicious.

[04 commemorative]

Wife uses dried navy beans or peas and ham hocks and any ham left over from a bone in ham we had,onions carrots

[DAB]

Mr. Taggart, can we have some beans?

[Big bob]

Great on a cold day. Heat and fumigation the house at the same time.

[MikeB]

Originally Posted by Norm

One of my favorite easily prepared meals, quick to put together and cook all day, my famous (within the family) bean soup.

large crock pot
2 ham slices, diced
1 large onion, chopped
3 cans of diced tomatoes
2 cans of navy beans
2 cans of Great Northern beans
1 can of pinto beans
tsp of red pepper flakes


Give it a try, you may like it. Leftovers, freeze for future meals.

Going to the store today.

Will try.

Not much into cooking anymore since the SO's gone.
Leftovers is a way of life now.

[Grey Ghost]

Canned beans aren't bad, if you wash that nasty slime off of them and replace with good water or broth. I just dump mine into a strainer and run them under the water to wash the slime off. Sounds good otherwise.

[Wathen1955]

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[MikeB]

@Norm, made a pot today.
Looks just like the pot you posted picture of.

Got a least 10 leftover meals.
Palatable.
My youngest son is here, and he liked it.
Quite salty, without adding any salt, but, beer!!

[Yadkin]

Canned beans. Are you crazy.

[slewfoot]

https://therecipecritic.com/cowboy-beans/

Gove a look at Cowboy beans.

[mrvette]

BEANS, BEANS, BEANS are good for your heart,....

The more you eat, the MORE you FART......

The more you FART, the better you FEEL......

SO lets have BEANS with EVERY MEAL......


been a while since I heard/seen that one.....

[Norm]

Originally Posted by Touringmike

@Norm, made a pot today.
Looks just like the pot you posted picture of.

Got a least 10 leftover meals.
Palatable.
My youngest son is here, and he liked it.
Quite salty, without adding any salt, but, beer!!

Too big of ham slices may have added the saltiness, can dilute with a little water. Leftovers even tastes better.