How to Make the Best Barbecue Beans and Smoked Pork Chops



Ashley shows Bridget how to make Smoked Pork Chops, and Adam and Julia discuss the best sets of measuring cups. Julia Collin Davison and Bridget Lancaster make meaty Barbecue Beans.

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39 Comments

  1. U shpuld use maine b&m baked beans r the best they actual comercial kettle cook them in copper kettle massive ones but u fortlney they cloed the pld fatory and third party javing somone make them will never be the sake beans agian

  2. I have had (for years) the riveted-on handle measuring cups used for the example of not being able to sweep cleanly, but I'm pretty sure I bought them based on a recommendation from ATK. But I've never really had an issue with them. Go figure.

  3. Please do a BBQ bean recipe that's made on a BBQ. I love beans, and I don't want to take all these shortcuts. I make dried beans in the instant pot and they're better than salty and sugary canned beans. Putting them in a dutch oven in a smoker would be great. Better than liquid smoke. I think I'll do my own test and tell you how to make it!

  4. Ashley is very accomplished with the grilling technique, obviously hard-won through study and experience! I learned a ton from this segment, and I will be using her tips on my next cookout! I cannot wait for smell-o-vision, I can only imagine the aromas are divine. Thanks.

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