Homemade Baked Beans (In the Crock Pot)

"A delicious dish you will be pleased to share with everyone."
 
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photo by SEvans
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Ready In:
10hrs 15mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Prepare the navy beans according to package.
  • Partially cook 12 strips bacon; pat dry and cut up into small pieces.
  • Combine in your crock pot ALL of the ingredients listed above.
  • Cook on low for 10 hours.
  • Serve hot or chill.

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  1. I'm making these again! I made them last Mothers Day and forgot to write a review. I didn't have dry mustard so I used prepared. The rest of the recipe I followed as is...everyone loved it. <br/><br/>My grandson came home from boot camp and we're having a get together... sooooo I'm bringing these. Great and easy recipe! Thanks for sharing!
     
  2. I am giving this a 3 star for now since they are still cooking. I soaked the beans overnight cooked for an hour mixed all the ingredients and put in crockpot on high. They have been cooking for 8 hours now and are not fully cooked. Judging by when I use my oven to bake beans they have a least another 2 hours to go which would make the 10 hours but on high not low. If I had cooked them on low who knows how long they would take to be done. I have used my crockpot to cook rice pudding, lava cake, orange chicken and numerous other meals. Not sure why on high it is taking so long.
     
  3. These are a "crock-of-beans".....NOT "baked" beans.
     
  4. Made over the summer for a party. Mixed everything the day before and baked in the oven. Was very happy with the dish. Thanks for posting :-)
     
  5. I made these for 4th of July. I live in Europe so some of the ingredients were a little hard to come by. I didn't have time to use dried navy beans so I used some from the can. 1 cup dry is 2.5 cups cooked. No molasses here so I used pancake syrup. No dry mustard so I used a large squirt of wet. These were a total hit and so easy to do. I will be making these again! Thanks:) ...
     
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