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A taste of Quebec: Baked beans: the traditionnal French Canadian way Canadian Baked Beans, Good Casseroles, Quebec Recipes, Food In Canada, French Canadian Recipes, Baked Beans Crock Pot, Xmas Brunch, Canadian Dishes, Slow Cooker Baked Beans

You will find these at any breakfast restaurants in Quebec. This recipe was traditionally for the hunters and travellers. It is made of slow cooked beans and a piece of pork lard. The best restaurant to enjoy the French Canadian version of baked beans is in Montreal, at "La binerie Mont- Royal". Binerie mean "bine", which is not an actual word but the phonetic of beans in French Canadian and "rie" for an institution that specialized in this particular dish. This recipe is made in the crock…

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Let me tell you a secret. You can make almost any recipe healthier by replacing white sugar with maple syrup. Yes, it’s true! Are you asking yourself why, or how? I’ll tell you. Maple syrup is a natural form of sugar. It is minimally processed and therefore contains more nutrients than white sugar. In fact, there has been a brand new compound discovered in Quebec — maple syrup named Quebecol. Quebecol is an anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory, both shown to fight disease such as cancer…

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This was a staple for me growing up in Quebec and brings back many happy memories. A perfect winter comfort food!!! I have tweaked an original recipe and wanted to share it with you. Great at breakfast with fried egg and sausage. A hearty meal with crusty bread and salad. It takes some time but well worth the wait -- I hope you enjoy them. Special note: some people prefer using salt pork when preparing baked beans - I use sliced bacon instead. Recipes With Canadian Bacon, Newfoundland Baked Beans Recipe, French Canadian Baked Beans Recipe, Canadian Baked Beans, Canadian Meals, French Canadian Baked Beans, Old Fashioned Baked Beans With Molasses, British Baked Beans Recipe, Acadian Food

This was a staple for me growing up in Quebec and brings back many happy memories. A perfect winter comfort food!!! I have tweaked an original recipe and wanted to share it with you. Great at breakfast with fried egg and sausage. A hearty meal with crusty bread and salad. It takes some time but well worth the wait -- I hope you enjoy them. Special note: some people prefer using salt pork when preparing baked beans - I use sliced bacon instead.

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Old Fashioned French Canadian Baked Beans | Food.com Canadian Baked Beans, Egg And Sausage, Salt Pork, French Canadian, Winter Comfort Food, Bean Pot, Healthy Gluten Free Recipes, Winter Comfort, Dry Mustard

This was a staple for me growing up in Quebec and brings back many happy memories. A perfect winter comfort food!!! I have tweaked an original recipe and wanted to share it with you. Great at breakfast with fried egg and sausage. A hearty meal with crusty bread and salad. It takes some time but well worth the wait -- I hope you enjoy them. Special note: some people prefer using salt pork when preparing baked beans - I use sliced bacon instead.

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Fèves au lard, or maple baked beans is a Québec classic. They originate from the Native American culture from harvesting wild beans that are indigenous to the region and using maple syrup to sweeten them. As settlers arrived they added their own twist on baked beans by substituting syrup with brown sugar or molasses. I additionally added bacon because why not? Canadian Baked Beans, Maple Baked Beans, New England Recipes, England Recipes, Baked Beans With Bacon, Homemade Baked Beans, How To Cook Beans, Canadian Food, Canada Day

Fèves au lard, or maple baked beans is a Québec classic. They originate from the Native American culture from harvesting wild beans that are indigenous to the region and using maple syrup to sweeten them. As settlers arrived they added their own twist on baked beans by substituting syrup with brown sugar or molasses. I additionally added bacon because why not?

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