Ingredients
- 1 pound small white pea beans
- 1 onion, coarsely chopped
- 1 teaspoon dry mustard
- 2 teaspoons ground black pepper
- 1 to 2 cup pure maple syrup, plus more if desired
- 1/3 pound salt pork
- Salt
Directions
Pour the beans onto a plate, and pick-over looking for bad beans, or stones. Place beans in bowl, cover with water by at least 2 inches, and soak overnight.
Preheat oven to 250 degrees F.
Drain beans and place in 4-quart bean pot. Add onion, dry mustard, pepper, salt, and maple syrup. Add water to cover. Cut salt pork into 1-inch pieces and place on top of beans. Bake covered, approximately 8 hours. Check each hour to see if water needs to be added. You can add more maple syrup in place of water for flavor, if desired.
Serve the beans with brown bread, franks, or ham. For breakfast, serve with eggs, bacon, and home-fries.
Note: If all the water evaporates, you end up with bean bullets.
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By tap236_10733990
Waltham, MA
on July 20, 2008
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I did these in a slow cooker for a picnic (on low for 10hrs. These were great! Also super easy, meaty, sweet, and great texture.
By jtylerfeaster_7...
Cherry Valley, CA
on January 31, 2007
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I've been making these baked beans for several years, and they are always a hit. The unexpected flavor of maple syrup instead of molasses never fails to please.
By hkret_2475435
Bristol, VT
on November 09, 2006
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These are the baked beans that I remember smelling and eating in our home when I was growing up. I used the full two cups of maple syrup but with two pounds of the beans. If you double the recipe as I did with the amount of beans, don't double the pepper- the beans will be too spicy.
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