Boston Baked Beans 1890 - Page 2

Does this sound like the real article? I'm a little suspicious, because it doesn't include onions. Nevertheless, its directions take a little different direction on how to create this dish, so it's probably worth a try.

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6. Sep 2, 2004 10:14 AM
In response to message posted by Bluenoser46:

could someone please send me the website or recipe for the baked beans it is so hard ...

-- posted by buster0769

5. Aug 15, 2004 12:03 PM
In response to message posted by algernon:Hello: I was raised in Nova Scotia and enjoyed my former mother-in-laws homemade baked bean ...

-- posted by Bluenoser46

4. Nov 5, 2003 4:58 PM
In response to message posted by algernon:

Could you please send me your Mother's recipe for the baked beans.
Thanks
Harvey ...

-- posted by HarveyO7

3. Nov 5, 2003 4:54 PM
In response to message posted by aren:

Could you please send me the recipe youGrandmerere used...if you have it. I like the idea of ...

-- posted by HarveyO7

2. Jan 2, 2002 5:31 PM
In response to message posted by algernon:

Peggy Gorman's grandma would be about the same age as my grandma and that was her recipe ...

-- posted by aren

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