Beans & Onions.

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  smudges dad Posts: 36,989

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  26/06/13 - 14:02 #2

  Is this a late night drunk dish, or normal food?

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  Iggy's Boy Posts: 3,321

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  26/06/13 - 14:55 #3

  Baked beans or green beans?

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  manickangaroo Posts: 1,427

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  26/06/13 - 15:02 #4

  Do you fry the baked beans with the onion s OP or just mix them after frying the onion?

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  26/06/13 - 20:25 #5

  Ughhhhhh.

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  27/06/13 - 19:42 #6

  Me... beans and fried onion is nicer than plain old beans or plain old onion.
  
  I like what fried onion does to tomato soup... mmmm
  
  I have been told I have some weird food habits though...

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  Cougar Girl Posts: 633

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  28/06/13 - 00:41 #7

  manickangaroo wrote: »

  Do you fry the baked beans with the onion s OP or just mix them after frying the onion?

  
  Fry the chopped onions first in a little oil, then when the onions are nicely fried add a can or two of baked beans in with it. Heat until the beans are piping hot. Serve with a few slices of bread and butter. Sorry guys should have been a little more clearer from the beginning. No one else ever try this?

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  Rogana Josh Posts: 41,348

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  28/06/13 - 00:46 #8

  I used to finely chop an onion and leave it in the pot with the baked beans on the heat for a little while - tasted great!
  You can now buy those little pots of dried fried onions in most supermarkets as yet have not tried them with beans, but did put them in a curry I made and they worked fine.

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