Crockpot Hobo Beans (good for the Super Bowl)

[Guest guest]

Crockpot Hobo Beans

 

1 large can Pork & Beans, drained slightly

1 small can red or kidney beans, drained slightly

1 small can lima beans or black eyed peas, drained slightly

1 cup TVP reconstituted or a pack of Crumbles

1 pound bacon, cubed, cooked and drained

1 cup chopped onions

1 1/2 cups Bar-B-Que sauce

 

Mix all except TVP or Crumbles in crockpot and cook 5 hours on lo then toss in

the TVP or Crumbles and let cook 1/2 hr longer.

[Guest guest]

Um, ---- Pork --- & Beans?

1 pound bacon.

 

Vegetarian, right? ;<)

 

Gary

 

 

 

________________________________

Granny Mae Jean <gran_mae

 

Wed, February 3, 2010 3:26:23 PM

Crockpot Hobo Beans (good for the Super Bowl)

 

Crockpot Hobo Beans

 

1 large can Pork & Beans, drained slightly

1 small can red or kidney beans, drained slightly

1 small can lima beans or black eyed peas, drained slightly

1 cup TVP reconstituted or a pack of Crumbles

1 pound bacon, cubed, cooked and drained

1 cup chopped onions

1 1/2 cups Bar-B-Que sauce

 

Mix all except TVP or Crumbles in crockpot and cook 5 hours on lo then toss in

the TVP or Crumbles and let cook 1/2 hr longer.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Oh yes. Of course vegetarian, I tried to edit my old recipe I use 3 times and

got booted out of the computer. Sorry about that.

 

Mae Jean

 

, Gary Mattingly <gsmattingly wrote:

>

> Um, ---- Pork --- & Beans?

> 1 pound bacon.

>

> Vegetarian, right? ;<)

>

> Gary

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> Granny Mae Jean <gran_mae

>

> Wed, February 3, 2010 3:26:23 PM

> Crockpot Hobo Beans (good for the Super Bowl)

>

> Crockpot Hobo Beans

>

> 1 large can Pork & Beans, drained slightly

> 1 small can red or kidney beans, drained slightly

> 1 small can lima beans or black eyed peas, drained slightly

> 1 cup TVP reconstituted or a pack of Crumbles

> 1 pound bacon, cubed, cooked and drained

> 1 cup chopped onions

> 1 1/2 cups Bar-B-Que sauce

>

> Mix all except TVP or Crumbles in crockpot and cook 5 hours on lo then toss in

the TVP or Crumbles and let cook 1/2 hr longer.

>

>

[Guest guest]

On Wed, 3 Feb 2010 15:26:23 -0800 (PST), Granny Mae Jean

<gran_mae wrote:

 

>Crockpot Hobo Beans

 

Tomorrow night's supper Thanks. It sounds

really good.

[Guest guest]

There's such a thing as vegetarian bacon?!

 

Never heard of it. Who makes it and where does one get it?

 

 

Pamela

 

 

, " Granny Mae Jean " <gran_mae wrote:

>

> Oh yes. Of course vegetarian, I tried to edit my old recipe I use 3 times and

got booted out of the computer. Sorry about that.

>

> Mae Jean

>

> , Gary Mattingly <gsmattingly@> wrote:

> >

> > Um, ---- Pork --- & Beans?

> > 1 pound bacon.

> >

> > Vegetarian, right? ;<)

> >

> > Gary

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > Granny Mae Jean <gran_mae@>

> >

> > Wed, February 3, 2010 3:26:23 PM

> > Crockpot Hobo Beans (good for the Super Bowl)

> >

> > Crockpot Hobo Beans

> >

> > 1 large can Pork & Beans, drained slightly

> > 1 small can red or kidney beans, drained slightly

> > 1 small can lima beans or black eyed peas, drained slightly

> > 1 cup TVP reconstituted or a pack of Crumbles

> > 1 pound bacon, cubed, cooked and drained

> > 1 cup chopped onions

> > 1 1/2 cups Bar-B-Que sauce

> >

> > Mix all except TVP or Crumbles in crockpot and cook 5 hours on lo then toss

in the TVP or Crumbles and let cook 1/2 hr longer.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

On Fri, 05 Feb 2010 01:47:01 -0000, " clarity_clarity "

<claritee wrote:

 

>There's such a thing as vegetarian bacon?!

>

>Never heard of it. Who makes it and where does one get it?

 

Morningstar Farms, but I don't buy that. If all you need is the flavor

of bacon, you can use vegetarian bacon-flavored TVP. If you need strips of

bacon,

then you'd have to consider a commercial product, I guess. I'd

experiment first with seitan to see if I could produce something that

would work.

[Guest guest]

If you, or anyone you're feeding, is sensitive to MSG or just want to avoid it,

be aware that all (as far as I know) the commonly available meat substitue

products do contain MSG. I know for sure Boca and Morningstar Farms both do.

Quite likely the other flavored TVP products do, also. These are really

processed foods, not that close to natural. (If anyone knows of a brand that

definitely does NOT contain MSG in any of its disguises, please let me know!)

 

I'm trying to learn to do without the meat flavor myself and appreciate the

natural vegetable ingredients. (Not saying it's easy, but I'm trying).

 

Kris

 

, Mary <tylin10 wrote:

>

> On Fri, 05 Feb 2010 01:47:01 -0000, " clarity_clarity "

> <claritee wrote:

>

> >There's such a thing as vegetarian bacon?!

> >

> >Never heard of it. Who makes it and where does one get it?

>

> Morningstar Farms, but I don't buy that. If all you need is the flavor

> of bacon, you can use vegetarian bacon-flavored TVP.