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By mary winecoff on December 15, 2007
Photo by loof
Photo by loof
"These beans use New Mexican chile powder, a dark red, smoky powder. It is available in Mexican markets. You can substitute a dark, rich chile powder, like the ancho chile powder that is available in some supermarkets. Adapted from www.fiery-foods.com"
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Serving Size: 1 (171 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
"Delicious baked beans! I love bacon in baked beans and also loved the smoky-spicy flavor of the chili in these. These easy-to-make beans will be a bbq staple at our house - thanks for sharing!"
"I was just about finished with this review and it just disappeared! Once again, thisa is an easy to follow recipe. The only thing I'd do differently would be to cut back on the chili powder a little. My hubby doresn't hand out compliments very often, but he said these were awesome, but it was a little spicy also. I'll be making this often, Mary thatnk you for sharing this!"
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