Showing posts with label crockpot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crockpot. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2012
Foodie Friday....Ham and Beans - crockpot style!
Hi, hi, hi!!!! What great comfort food is this?!?! WOW! I love ham and beans and thought I'd share this basic recipe. It's so yummy and you can add jalapenos, chilies, hot sauce, whatever you like but my family devoured it just like this.
Ham & Beans (Crockpot!)
1 large glass jar white northern beans
diced ham (about 1 pound), great for leftovers!! Bone-in is even better if I have it.
1 chopped onion
6 cups water
3 cubes chicken bouillon
salt & pepper to taste
Put everything in crock pot cover and cook on low about 8 hours. Serve with cornbread- we like Jiffy. I use two boxes and add a drained can of corn to the mix before I bake it in an 8x8.
I usually put sour cream and shredded cheese out to put on top of beans
Enjoy!
Tammy
Friday, October 28, 2011
Foodie Friday - Crockpot Bean Soup
YUMMY!!!!
Please don't think this is your everyday bean soup...I love me some bean soup, but this isn't creamy like that. It is chicken broth based and it is delicious! I based this on a Hungry Girl recipe called What's Shakin' Beany Bacon Soup. I changed it up though and cooked mine in a crock. This is what I did...
Bean/Sausage Soup:
1 large jar (32 oz?) of great northern beans (not Sam's club large; just grocery store large - the one in the glass jar)
1 bag (10oz?) of baby carrots
2 heaping spoonsful of chicken stock base - you could also use boullion but I like to buy a jar of this at Sam's and have it on hand - it is a really good stock base!
1 large onion
2 t.Rosemary
2 t.Thyme
1 lb crumbled turkey sausage (I cheated and used the packaged pre-cooked kind - easy, peasy!)
fresh spinach - hard to tell how much I grabbed three handfuls.
Put beans in crock and then rinse jar and add stock base to jar and fill about 3/4 full of water. Shake until base is dissolved and add to crock. Roughly chop onion and add that to crock along with carrots, rosemary and thyme. Set crock up for cook on low for 8 hours. Add spinach and let sit in crock for about 15 mins or until spinach withers a bit. Enjoy!!!!
This is a great fall soup and my family all enjoyed it with homemade bread. My son and I also added some hot sauce....yum! :)
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