Beans (40bht) and Tomato sauce (30bht) from Makro, makes around 4 tins of baked beans.

(500gm of dried beans becomes 1kg+ of final product)

 

My misses has a pressure cooker .............. so I just put the beans in and add 1" of water over the top of them. Pressed the 'Tua' button (right hand bottom button)

 

25 minutes later the beans are cooked.

 

Drain beans and put in bowl, add Tomato sauce and a bit of water, stirwell, then in the microwave for 2-3 minutes. 

Worked out quite well (better if I hadn't burned the bacon).

Sauce is a bit sweet, so maybe Rosa Tomato sauce next time.

 

 

 

 

Try adding some barbeque sauce in next time for a little kick. They will taste just like BBQ Baked beans, and put a little bacon in with it.

Can't remember last we bought canned beans.  Especially since we/I only used the beans anyway, rinsing off their krap sauce.   Really are silly priced from the can.

4 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Really are silly priced from the can.

Agree, at 70bht+ a can it's a once a year event.

But DIY for 15bht/can is much better.

What type of beans are they please? They look like the real thing.

Can you simply boil the beans until soft?

8 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

What type of beans are they please? They look like the real thing.

Can you simply boil the beans until soft?

No pressure cooker = soak overnight in water before cooking.

As for what type of beans, the only white dried beans Makro sell.

https://www.makro.pro/en/p/miu9jw5-7193009946819

9 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Try adding some barbeque sauce in next time for a little kick. They will taste just like BBQ Baked beans, and put a little bacon in with it.

Along with red/green peppers, onions, little cayenne, and a few spicy sausages.   It's not just a side dish, or bread topper.

Beans (40bht) and Tomato sauce (30bht) from Makro, makes around 4 tins of baked beans (17.5 baht per tin) + 30 minutes electric + hassle  + washing cooking pots.

 

1 tin of Ayam English recipe beans = 49 Baht at Big C extra. Cheaper at Makro.

 

I think I can afford the few baht extra, and just open a can when I want to eat them

17 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Along with red/green peppers, onions, little cayenne, and a few spicy sausages.   It's not just a side dish, or bread topper.

I use Pinto beans and use a spicy Cajun recipe. For me much better than the sweet "baked beans". Has just what you said. 

 

24 minutes ago, BenStark said:

Beans (40bht) and Tomato sauce (30bht) from Makro, makes around 4 tins of baked beans (17.5 baht per tin) + 30 minutes electric + hassle  + washing cooking pots.

 

1 tin of Ayam English recipe beans = 49 Baht at Big C extra. Cheaper at Makro.

 

I think I can afford the few baht extra, and just open a can when I want to eat them

Electric free (solar).

Washing up free (Thai woman)

I like a bit of curry powdwe in my beans, or a spoonful of peanut butter and sriracha sauce = Satay Beans.

And the aforesaid Peanut Butter is so easy to DIY. Bag of shelled nuts for Bht 40. Half an hour in a 100* oven til slightly brown, food processor with a bit of oil (coconut) and a dash of salt to taste. Process to your own desired 'crunchiness' Done. 

47 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

1 hour ago, BenStark said:

Beans (40bht) and Tomato sauce (30bht) from Makro, makes around 4 tins of baked beans (17.5 baht per tin) + 30 minutes electric + hassle  + washing cooking pots.

 

1 tin of Ayam English recipe beans = 49 Baht at Big C extra. Cheaper at Makro.

 

I think I can afford the few baht extra, and just open a can when I want to eat them

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Electric free (solar).

Washing up free (Thai woman)

That would make sense if the solar installation and the upkeep of the Thai woman were free.

Tried this recipe. Not to bad.

4 hours ago, norfolkandchance said:

Tried this recipe. Not too bad.

https://www.recipetineats.com/homemade-baked-beans-recipe-heinz/

This is what I do, modified from internet to my taste.