Bookbloggery.com Baked Beans

My new site will have a place for my favorite recipes

One I am fixing now for the Fourth of July
"bookbloggery.com bacon baked beans with Molasses " a baked bean dish.

1. Baking dish enough to hold 6 cans (can size ;one that hold 3 1/2 serving per can) of pork and beans . I use Van Camps, any will do.
2. Five or six pieces of bacon ,take 4 and chop or cut into half inch pieces keep two and cut in half.save
   
3. Couple medium slices of a medium onion chopped up
4. Brown onions and chopped bacon slowly
5. while that is browning ( watch it) do not burn on purpose.
6. empty cans into baking disk
7. add a 1/8 cup of yellow mustard
8. add 1/8 cup of Lea and Perrin Worchestire sauce
9. add 1/8 cup of molasses
10. sprinkle top with lowery's season Salt
11. Mix well all into beans
12. add browned and drained onions and bacon pieces, stir all together
13. put other pieces on top ;spell something cute when these pieces of bacon are cooked ,so are the beans.
14. bake at least Two hours at 300 to 325 degrees
15. probably longer if the raw bacon is not cooked .I throw away uncooked bacon on top if in a hurry .I serve the beans as the browned bacon and onion is cooked as well as the canned beans.
16. If time is not of importance just cook them until bacon is done .It makes a thicker baked bean dish. You can decide how juicy you like the dish . I like mine thickened style.
    

I will publish this first draft as a friend wants the recipe TODAY , Now.
Recyle food ,be a patroit and eat leftovers .

As this summer is almost official

My new site will be up and running this next couple of weeks .I will be adding content to my blogs every day and product to my bonazle booth . I will show my garden and tell you some of our familie's favorite recipes.

I am working on my photo skills ,Not to good now ,but life is about change .

CookN BookN GardenN

This spring and summer I am moving mainly to a specialized niche of Cooking and Gardening Books , Our new site bookbloggery.com will specialize in vintage ,out of print ,classic as well as best selling cook books and gardening books. We will still be finding scarce books of other types . These will be available on our site as well. We will be blogging and linking to sites that have valuable information about these fields of endeavor.

One section will be new finds of all types.

Stay tuned or logged on or whatever its called on the web

Food not books Hot Doggees!!!

A friend of mine, an entrepreneur of the grass roots style has open a hot dog cart on weekends evenings in the Bricktown area close to the ball park and canal in Oklahoma City. Bob's Cabanna Hot Dog Cart . Gayle the owner, works full time at a big box home improvement center that does not have home in the name. She has sold on ebay and has and does own a great shaved ice stand . there also She works Hard

But this blog is about Her
BOB'S FAMOUS OKLAHOMA RED DIRTEE WATER KRAUT KONCONCTION

It is a blend of 2 types of mild peppers, sauercrout, sweet relish ,celery salt and RED DIRTEE WATER SPICE
the SECRETE INGREDIENT

Try her Nathans hot dog with this added THE BEST worth the drive downtown in its self

where to sell collectible books

Amazon has changed some policies about collectible books True entry level small dealers will have to find another way to sell their collectible books but there are different venues to sell them via google search , If a person has a true unique book they might try bonazle .Use their free booth that charges a ending value fee only and is set up to use the google base feed . Actual higher prices might be realized

working scouting service projects

Hi all ! I am still working on new site bookbloggery.com keeping bills paid selling books and BUYING Books , Also I commit in the spring to 3 or 4 service projects , they take time but are worth it for me and what good they do. Next is a work day at a school and first week in may a local makeover on a home of low income family , The Big Fat Little Guy my alter ego is the food guy.



Many sales to buy books at now. GO get them.

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