Pit Beans – The Perfect BBQ Side



These beans are sweet, smoky and meaty. They are hearty and the perfect side and compliment for any backyard BBQ. This recipe is one my buddy Michael Letchworth, partner at Sam Jones BBQ, cooks at our annual Memorial Day Whole Hog party. He has been cooking this with Sam’s family since his days at the legendary Skylight Inn.

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  1. I want to do some smoking, but it has been cold wet or raining for so long. Not been able to get outside. Now this looks good. I do not eat pork, so will this work with the vegetarian style? Also, on the Heaven spice you said we could use whatever we like. Not been able to find it, Any other suggestions? Beer is like antifreeze, helps keeps you cool when it is hot*******
    Matt, I went up town and got the stuff to make this. I put it all together and smoked it at 250- 325% for about 2hrs. And I used the vegetarian beans and it was amazing. Even my wife who is hard to please when it comes to food likes it. This is one of the best things I have ever made. We love it so Thank You!! I used hickory wood and some cherry flavor wood. The wife already told me I would be making this for Christmas dinner. I left out the rub I had no idea as to what to use. And things like that are hard to find around here. Easy clean up one skillet and two spoons.

  2. hi all. i add a bit of ground cloves to my beans. numbs the tongue a bit before the "heat" hits. my signature…ground cloves, 1/4 teaspoon/ gallon chili or beans, also 1/4 cup mollasses. i dont use onions bcuz we let our dogs eat scraps–onions and garlic are no-nos for doggos.

  3. Hey Matt I have a place about 30 miles from Skylight in Ayden NC and “discovered” them several years ago. These beans pair really great with the whole hot bbq (is there any other way?) which includes pieces of the pig candy. Your channel is awesome, keep it up.

  4. I was excited about making beans and it's easy…. but also easy to make beans from dried. I know you know that cooking from dried means you get some of that ridiculously good pot liquor from the beans that render their starch. You don't get that from a can. I love your videos and much respect but not sure why you're skipping beans made from dried. It ain't that hard.

  5. Matt, I found you a couple months ago and am so happy. You have taught me so much. I bought my first pellet smoker in May and have been having so much fun smoking. Im 67 years old and wish i had started this years ago. Im doing your baked beans today and cant wait to try them. I bought a cast iron skillet to do the beans.

  6. Matt, this was a HUGE success at a recent cookout. It was like a sleeper hit. I am not sure what I expected before I made it but everyone raved about them. Definitely going in my rotation from now on. Thank you sir! Next time you're in Southern, NH I will gladly buy you an ice cold Miller Lite.

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