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Old 09-12-2015, 10:27 PM
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Can you use canned red kidney beans?
My wife cooks a quick "red beans" and rice with Blue Runner Red Beans out of the can. For canned beans there pretty good but there's a big difference from the real thing.

I treat my Red Beans and Rice like its a sacred dinner, straight up holy trinity, smoked pork green onion sausage, a small bone in ham or butt, and if my wife's not looking some smoked ham-hocks.

Sig, thx for posting I always enjoy your stuff.
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Old 09-13-2015, 11:06 AM
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[QUOTE=B-Stealth;772791]My wife cooks a quick "red beans" and rice with Blue Runner Red Beans out of the can. For canned beans there pretty good but there's a big difference from the real thing.

I treat my Red Beans and Rice like its a sacred dinner, straight up holy trinity, smoked pork green onion sausage, a small bone in ham or butt, and if my wife's not looking some smoked ham-hocks.

Sig, thx for posting I always enjoy your stuff.[

I found smoked ham shanks at albertsons. They season the same as hocks but have more meat than fat. like them a lot more than hocks.
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Old 09-13-2015, 02:59 PM
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My wife cooks a quick "red beans" and rice with Blue Runner Red Beans out of the can. For canned beans there pretty good but there's a big difference from the real thing.

I treat my Red Beans and Rice like its a sacred dinner, straight up holy trinity, smoked pork green onion sausage, a small bone in ham or butt, and if my wife's not looking some smoked ham-hocks.

Sig, thx for posting I always enjoy your stuff.
Those blue runners aren't bad for a quick after work meal. We do the same thing. Sausage, onion, peppers and garlic and supper is ready in 45 minutes. A good meal for the time invested.
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Those blue runners aren't bad for a quick after work meal. We do the same thing. Sausage, onion, peppers and garlic and supper is ready in 45 minutes. A good meal for the time invested.
I agree... It works when I need a quick fix.
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I agree... It works when I need a quick fix.
Yep. We love to cook those low and slow meals but it can't always be done. Doesn't mean you still can't eat good though.
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Those blue runners aren't bad for a quick after work meal. We do the same thing. Sausage, onion, peppers and garlic and supper is ready in 45 minutes. A good meal for the time invested.

I do this every couple weeks. The white beans are just as good if you want a little change.
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Old 09-14-2015, 06:02 AM
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Can you use canned red kidney beans?
We use Blue Runner but nothing takes the place of fresh red beans.

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My wife cooks a quick "red beans" and rice with Blue Runner Red Beans out of the can. For canned beans there pretty good but there's a big difference from the real thing.

I treat my Red Beans and Rice like its a sacred dinner, straight up holy trinity, smoked pork green onion sausage, a small bone in ham or butt, and if my wife's not looking some smoked ham-hocks.

Sig, thx for posting I always enjoy your stuff.
Mine too when I don't have any left in the freezer.

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I do this every couple weeks. The white beans are just as good if you want a little change.
I can't agree with that, I dont find the Blue Runner white beans are very good. Red Beans are much better to me.
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Old 09-14-2015, 07:39 AM
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I do this every couple weeks. The white beans are just as good if you want a little change.
Never had the whites.
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