We love a good grill-out, but not too fond of overly sweet - BBQ sauce laden mushy beans with no flavor. This recipe fit the bill. Use the beans you love - the mix of varieties is nice to look at too.

Easy, simple, and delicious BBQ bean recipe. Great for a meal, a side for a BBQ, or potluck. You can cook it in the pressure cooker, crockpot, or stovetop. I have cooked it on the stovetop and my pressure cooker, both came out great.

Best ever!

Perfect for your summer cookout! I’ve always made these beans in either the oven or slow cooker. But yesterday I was already cooking on the smoker so I figured...why not?! And man am I happy I did! It will be hard to make these beans without a smoker from this point on! (Note: Don't assume this is a spicy recipe because of the jalapeños. It is all about the flavor! It actually has very little spiciness at all!) #mycookbook

MY VERSIONASIAN FUSION DISHSTIR FRY IN BBQ SAUCELOVING IT

I needed something to do with my leftover Easter Ham... A few days after Easter I make potato salad, ( because I had leftover Colored Easter eggs see smoked potato salad recipe.) and hot dogs , this year I found away to use my ham in some baked beans. Yes I also smoked my hotdogs, look for that recipe coming up soon. So I had a cook out just a few days after Easter that has slowly became Family tradition just to uses most of the Easter leftovers ,this year I changed it and used the smoker instead.

I was wanting to have a BBQ but I had no baked beans so I thought....I wonder if I can substitute black eyed peas for BBQ baked beans? That's all she wrote.

These beans were SO easy! I added less than half of the brown sugar because I don't like my beans very sweet. Yummy!

Tasty