This is the recipe for Love’s BBQ’s famous BBQ beans. I did this recipe on my pellet smoker, but in a pinch you can use a crock pot! Please find the recipe and instructions below.
30 oz PINTO beans (2 cans drained)
15 oz tomato puree (I used Hunts)
1.5 cups Brown Sugar (I used Organic)
1 Tsp Salt
½ Tsp Garlic Powder
½ Tsp Onion Powder
½ Tsp Black Pepper
¼ Tsp Nutmeg
¼ Tsp Cumin
1 Tbs Ground Rosemary (Amazon if you can’t find it)
Mix this all up in a pot, then layer the top with about 1 pound of ground pork trimmings, and do not mix them in yet. Place it in your pit running at 225ºF (Love’s used oak). After 3-4 hours, mix the trimmings into the beans. I did 3 hours. Let them cool, then put them in the fridge to “marinate”. Heat up the beans the next day, and you will taste Love’s Famous Beans just like they served up to hungry customers! Excess fat can be blotted up a bit if necessary, but the rendered pork fat is one of the secrets of this classic recipe!
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Love your Channel Greg. Made the beans and they were delicious. Personally, I would probably do 1 cup of brown sugar next time.
By chance anyone provide their French salad dressing recipe? Love's was great back in the day no doubt!
When you're in Love's, the whole world's delicious.
Table clothes and finger bowls!
No we need a good potato salad recipe Ballistic.
I'll bet a little brisket meat would set that off bigtime!
Crockpot with a little liquid smoke? Would that work?
I just made these for tomorrows BBQ. I only used 1/3 of the sugar, and ground the cumin and the rosemary in a mortar which went fast and easy. The kitchen smells absolutely fantastic and it is a new and interesting aroma! I hope the wife and kids hate them so I can have them all.
Yummy!
Just give me a bowl, and I'll go away.
I used to go there as a kid.
I like spicy beans. These look too sweet for me. Sorry.
Great looking cast iron pot. Beans looked good too
Very different from the Love’s Copycat versions you can find online. Going to try your recipe! Thanks!
Makes me think of Blazing Saddles! LOL!
I did your love's chicken, and it was amazing. Now I have a side dish.
Wow!
Thanks for this Greg. I'm thinking add hotdogs!
They still have a website running to sell sauce.
Hey Greg, I made it. Is it supposed to be this sweet? The sugar overpowers everything. I've never had the original.
Hey Greg. Looks delicious.
Hey man. You got a lot of grills. What about a video tour of all your grills, pros and cons. Your fav, etc.