We have a very large family, but this Labor Day week-end we will not be able to get together. I still like to celebrate with a Labor Day cook-out but since it will just be Grandpa Bob and I, the menu needs to be scaled down. Continue reading LABOR DAY COOK-OUT RECIPES FOR 2→
It is with a heavy heart, but many happy memories, that I share this recipe for Sam’s Homemade Hot Rolls.
Sam Cross, my father, passed away in March, but the love and kindness he gave to everyone that knew him, will live on forever. Sam’s Homemade Hot Rolls are a part of his legacy. Continue reading SAM’S HOMEMADE HOT ROLLS→
Cook-Out Ideas for Small Crowds (Perfect for 2 or 3 People)
Cook-out ideas for small crowds are something I find myself needing more and more these days.
Another summer holiday is here, and this year our 4th of July celebration will be a quiet one—just the two of us. As empty nesters, I’ve learned how to scale down recipes while still keeping that fun, festive cook-out feeling. Continue reading COOK-OUT IDEAS FOR SMALL CROWDS→
This Pimento Bacon Macaroni Salad is a creamy, flavorful side dish with a delicious Southern twist. Made with a rich pimento cheese-style dressing, crispy bacon, and a touch of heat from jalapeños, this macaroni salad is always a standout at any cookout or holiday gathering.
Our family loves every kind of side dish at a cookout. With such a large family, every gathering turns into a full spread of favorites. Each year, I like to bring something new along with the classics, and this Pimento Bacon Macaroni Salad has quickly become one of those recipes that gets requested again and again. Continue reading PIMENTO BACON MACARONI SALAD→
This recipe for Baked Beans and Wienersis a classic, crowd-pleasing dish that’s perfect for upcoming cook-outs, picnics, and summer parties. Canned pork ‘n beans are dressed up with sliced beef wieners, onions, peppers, ketchup and brown sugar then baked until bubbly.
This has been a family favorite for years. When my children were growing up, it was always the one food they wanted on their plate. They still like this as adults, and my grandchildren enjoy it just as much.
I used a large can of beans for this recipe, but it can be adjusted for smaller portions. A small can of the beans can be used if fixing this recipe for 2 people.
Using a disposable aluminum pan works perfectly if you are transporting this dish to a cookout or picnic. I do use a nice baking dish if serving this as a side for a holiday meal.
HOW TO MAKE BAKED BEANS AND WIENERS:
Ingredients
Bush’s Original Baked Beans
onions
green bell pepper
ketchup
brown sugar
beef franks
Instructions
Spray a large baking dish with no stick cooking spray. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
I always use Bush’s beans. In a large bowl or pan, combine the beans, onions, green bell pepper, ketchup, and brown sugar.
Cut the beef franks into pieces and stir into the beans. Pour into the prepared pan.
Bake for about 40 minutes, or until beans are hot and bubbly.
Why You’ll Love Baked Beans and Wieners
*One of the great things about this recipe is that it can be prepped ahead of time and baked when you need it. It can also be served hot or at room temperature.
*I have always served Baked Beans and Wieners as a side dish, but it could also be used as a main dish. Add a salad and some mashed potatoes for a comfort food, inexpensive meal.
*These are easy to transport to a cookout. Take them in a disposable aluminum pan and leave it.
*Every child in our family love this recipe.
*This recipe only uses a few ingredients.
Recipe Tips and Variations
I used a large can of beans, but this recipe can be adjusted for any size can of beans. A small can of the beans can be used if fixing this recipe for 2 people. Adjust the other ingredients as needed.
All- beef wieners give the best flavor, but you can also use pork or turkey.
Cut the wieners into bite-size pieces.
Add BBQ sauce, chili powder, or hot sauce for a spicy kick.
How to Store the Baked Beans
After baking the beans, let them cool and then wrap tightly with aluminum foil, or place a lid on the pan, and keep in refrigerator. Reheat before serving.
Place leftovers in an airtight container and store in refrigerator for up to 3 days.
These can be reheated in the oven, on the stove, or in the microwave.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are other names for this dish? They are also called beenie-weenies or beans and franks.
Can I make this recipe in the crockpot?
YES. but they are best baked in the oven. Place all the ingredients in the crockpot. Stir to mix well. Cook on HIGH 2-3 hours or LOW 4-6. Leave uncovered in crockpot to keep moisture from forming.
The perfect covered dish to take to any party or cookout. Canned pork 'n beans are taken to the next level with onions, peppers, ketchup and brown sugar added. Beef franks are cut in bite size pieces and baked in the beans.
Course Side Dishes
Cuisine American
Keyword Baked Beans and Wieners, Baked Beans,
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 40 minutesminutes
Total Time 50 minutesminutes
Servings 12people
Calories 356kcal
Author pamelashank2015
Equipment
9x13 Baking Dish
Cutting Board
Kitchen Knife, or Chef's Knife
Large Wooden Spoon
Large Mixing Bowl
Ingredients
1can55oz Bush's Original Baked Beans
1/4cuponionschopped
1/4cupgreen bell pepperchopped
1 1/2cupketchup
1/2cupbrown sugar
8-10beef franks
Instructions
Spray a large baking dish with no stick cooking spray. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
In a large bowl or pan, combine the beans, onions, green bell pepper, ketchup, and brown sugar.
Cut franks into desired size pieces. Stir into the beans.
Bake for about 40 minutes, or until beans are hot and bubbly.
Notes
I used a large can of beans, but this recipe can be altered for any size can of beans. A small can of the beans can be used if fixing this recipe for 2 people. Adjust the other ingredients.
I prefer all beef wieners for their flavor, but you can also use some with pork or turkey.
Cut the wieners into bite-size pieces so they’re easy to eat.
For added flavor you can add BBQ sauce, chili powder, or hot sauce for a spicy kick.
Calorie count provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used
Creamed Tomatoes (Old Fashioned Tomato Gravy) is a true old-fashioned comfort food recipe that has been enjoyed for generations, especially here in West Virginia and throughout the south.
Fresh or canned tomatoes are simmered, then a cream sauce is added. This is served over biscuits or cornbread, or slices of bread are torn and stirred in after it is cooked. My family eats it with the bread in it. Continue reading CREAMED TOMATOES→
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