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The Doodler household has been given the gift of two massive tins of baked beans. Each holds 2.6kg of beans.

There are three people living here. What can we cook that will use up the beans quickly but not be too monotonous or sickly to eat?

They won't even fit in the food cupboard they're that big.
 
Pit beans
4 x 415 g cans of baked beans
1/3 cup BBQ Sauce
1 small onion
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp garam masala (see recipe below)
1 tsp Ancho chilli powder
1/3 cup dark brown sugar
1/2 tsp Hickory liquid smoke (optional)
1 Tbsp vegetable oil

Cook off the onions, then add everything else and cook it all. Bacon/lardons optional.
 
Pit beans
4 x 415 g cans of baked beans
1/3 cup BBQ Sauce
1 small onion
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp garam masala (see recipe below)
1 tsp Ancho chilli powder
1/3 cup dark brown sugar
1/2 tsp Hickory liquid smoke (optional)
1 Tbsp vegetable oil

Cook off the onions, then add everything else and cook it all. Bacon/lardons optional.

That looks good, thank you!!
 
The Doodler household has been given the gift of two massive tins of baked beans. Each holds 2.6kg of beans.

There are three people living here. What can we cook that will use up the beans quickly but not be too monotonous or sickly to eat?

They won't even fit in the food cupboard they're that big.
Look up baked bean recipes, get cooking, hope you have a BIG freezer.
 
My main suggestion would be to freeze a few portions once the tin has been opened.

A mate of mine used to use baked beans in a Chilli receipe instead of the proper ones ... or mixed with mushy peas !

Someone else I know would add a few baked beans to meat and potato pies, flans (quiches), corned beef hash and the like.
Usually the ones left over from breakfast, or beans on toast type meals ...

Home made "all day" breakfast ...
 
The Doodler household has been given the gift of two massive tins of baked beans. Each holds 2.6kg of beans.

There are three people living here. What can we cook that will use up the beans quickly but not be too monotonous or sickly to eat?

They won't even fit in the food cupboard they're that big.
Donate them to a soup kitchen and spend less than a quid on three tins of Tesco value ones for your own home, no what to do dilemma plus the feel good factor of not wasting food and helping someone less fortunate? Just a thought
 
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