Crock-Pot BIG POT of Baked Beans

Need to feed a large crowd? This recipe for Crock-Pot BIG POT of Baked Beans is for you. It is super easy to make and feeds 15 people or more nice generous servings.

Crock-Pot BIG POT of Baked Beans

A few months ago I was put in charge of the food at a church event and I really wanted to do a different menu then the standard “cold hamburgers” and “colder hot dogs” To be honest, I think the members of my church were a little sick of that menu.

So… I offered to cook the food with the stipulation that I got to pick the menu.

I pulled out all my slow cookers and borrowed a few from other ladies at church and decided on a menu of pulled pork sandwiches, baked beans and then I picked up some classic potato salad and macaroni salad from Costco.

The menu was a hit and everyone kept asking me for the recipe for these baked beans.

Little did they know how easy the beans were to make. The hardest part was frying up the bacon and chopping up the onion. I did that all way ahead of time and then tossed everything in the slow cooker and let it do it’s thing.

The beans are perfect, with all the right flavors and nothing too spicy. Your friends and family will be asking you too for the recipe!

Equipment Needed For Crock-Pot BIG POT of Baked Beans Recipe:

• 6 Quart, 6.5 Quart Or 7 Quart Slow Cooker
• Large Skillet
• Wooden Spoon
• Knife
• Cutting Board
• Liquid Measuring Cup
• Dry Measuring Cups And Spoons

Common Questions:

Can You Double This Recipe?

This recipe serves 15 generous portions already but if you have a very large slow cooker (7 quart or larger) you can double the recipe. You will need to increase the cooking time by an extra hour or two to make sure the raw onions get cooked.

Can You Freeze This Baked Beans Recipe?

If you have leftover baked beans or just want to make a big batch of beans and freeze them in smaller portions for meals you can easily do so. To freeze, let the beans cool to about room temperature and then spoon the beans into food safe freezer bags or containers. Label the beans with the contents and date frozen and stash them away in your freezer for up to 1 year. I just dump the frozen beans in a pot on the stove-top and heat them up over low heat. But you can also microwave them.

Can This Baked Beans Recipe Be Canned?

If you want to make your own canned baked beans, this recipe is great for that. Because baked beans are considered a “low acid” food you will want to use a pressure canner. The National Center For Home Food Preserving has a great guide on how to pressure can baked beans.

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• Slow Cooker Cowboy Beans
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• Crock-Pot Aloha Beans

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Crock-Pot BIG POT of Baked Beans Recipe

This slow cooker recipe for baked beans is perfect for feeding a large crowd. Great for potlucks, cookouts and other get-togethers. The beans are flavored perfectly with bacon, onion, BBQ sauce and spices for some darn good baked beans!

Print Recipe Crock-Pot BIG POT of Baked Beans Recipe This slow cooker recipe for baked beans is perfect for feeding a large crowd. Great for potlucks, cookouts and other get-togethers. The beans are flavored perfectly with bacon, onion, BBQ sauce and spices for some darn good baked beans!

Rating	Votes: 2 Rating: 5 You: Rate this recipe!
Servings	15People
Prep Time	30Minutes
Cook Time	4 - 6Hours On LOW

Ingredients

• 12 Slices Thick Sliced Center Cut Bacon
• 112 Ounces Canned Pork And Beans
• 1 Cup Barbecue Sauce
• 1 Cup Brown Sugar
• 3 Medium Yellow Onions Peeled And Diced
• 2 Tablespoons Ground Mustard

Servings: People

Ingredients 12 Slices Thick Sliced Center Cut Bacon 112 Ounces Canned Pork And Beans 1 Cup Barbecue Sauce 1 Cup Brown Sugar 3 Medium Yellow Onions Peeled And Diced 2 Tablespoons Ground Mustard Servings: People

Rating Votes: 2 Rating: 5 You: Rate this recipe! Servings 15People Prep Time 30Minutes Cook Time 4 - 6Hours On LOW

Instructions

1. In a skillet on the stove-top cook the bacon until crispy, drain of paper towels and then chop bacon into bite sized pieces.
2. Add chopped bacon and all remaining ingredients to a 6 quart or larger slow cooker and stir to combine.
3. Cover and cook on LOW for 4 to 6 hours.

Recipe Notes

If after several hours of cooking the beans seem a little too soupy, you can prop the lid of the slow cooker open a little bit with the handle of a wooden spoon to allow some of the excess liquid to evaporate.

Nutrition Information

Calories: 352kcal, Total Fat: 6g, Saturated Fat: 2g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g, Monounsaturated Fat: 0.01g, Cholesterol: 34mg, Sodium: 973mg, Potassium: 86mg, Carbohydrates: 63g, Dietary Fiber: 10g, Sugars: 34g, Protein: 14g, Vitamin C: 5%, Calcium: 8%, Iron: 16%

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