Flourless Chocolate Cake with Whipped Cream and RaspberriesDiet, Schmiet. Some foods are worth breaking New Year's Resolutions - and this cake definitely fits the bill. Delicious, decadent, and drop-dead gorgeous, this cake is one of my favorite go-to recipes whenever I need the perfect finale for a celebratory meal.
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JohnnyRoadTrip's Baked Bean Casserole or Beans and Franks
 "This traditional American dish is a great side item for tailgating. In many cases baked beans will also contribute to crowd noise during the game!"
Thanks to Greg Pyne, from the JohnnyRoadTrip Website, for sharing this fun and easy tailgate recipe.
Time Required: 15 minutes prep, less than one hour unsupervised cooking
Skill Required: Minimal skills needed
Ingredients:
2 large cans of baked beans (about 28 oz each)
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup ketchup
Small amount of mustard
Salt & pepper
1 small onion, sliced, diced, or chopped
Optional Ingredients:
For Franks 'n Beans - 1 package of hot dogs
For spicy beans - 1 hot pepper (Anaheim pepper is best) and 3-4 raw strips of bacon
Steps:
Pour the beans into a crock pot or casserole dish
Add the brown sugar, ketchup, salt & pepper, and as much of the onion as needed, plus a few squirts of mustard. Add more ketchup, mustard, and brown sugar if desired.
For Franks 'n Beans, slice the hot dog into bite-sized pieces and add to the beans
For spicy beans, cut the bacon into small pieces, chop the pepper, and add to the beans
Crock for one hour or bake at 400 for 30-45 minutes (until top beans are darkened). If baking, add some ketchup to the top before cooking.
Serve it up and stand back!
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