How To Do Just About Everything
By Kiwi Sauce
Make Baked Beans on Toast
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I know most Americans cringe when I mention this delacasy, but this is an old favorite for Brits, Kiwis, and other ex-Pats.
If you are in the US, you might ask where can I get Baked Beans. There are a number of places I have found in the Seattle area, Cost Plus (various locations), English Pantry (Redmond), you can also ask the guys at the Kangaroo and Kiwi Pub in North Seattle.
Empty the can of beans into a sauce pan, and cook until boiling. Some people, myself included, like the beans to be over cooked, so they begin to almost come apart.
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Elizabethknows said
on 5/15/2008 I like this article. I like to eat baked beans with chips! Try it.
kjv4thee said
on 12/14/2007 I like beans with molasses the best.
egodley said
on 6/1/2007 Yes, I also love to butter the toast, and pour the beans over the butter so that it melts together. The grated tasty (extra sharp) cheese just finishes this great snack.
RoseyP said
on 5/24/2007 I love beans on toast. I like to toast the bread early and leave it to go cold before buttering it. That way, the butter (or marg) doesn't soak into the toast, but mingles with the hot baked beans. Yummy!
DJSapphira said
on 12/13/2006 This stuff is great, and it's typically easy to find the beans most anywhere. Any tomato-based, vegetarian bean would work, as many times the pork & beans found in the cans in most stores are molasses based.