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Bear and Beans
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Prepare beans as followed: 1 lb. small white beans (dry) 2 t. dry mustard 1 T. salt 3 medium onions, diced ¼ C. brown sugar ¼ C. molasses 2 T. pickle juice or vinegar with a little cinnamon and cloves 1-1½ lbs. bear meat prepared as below Soak beans overnight. Drain and rinse. Cover beans with water, and mix in all ingredients. Bake 6-8 hours at 250° with the lid on.
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Prepare bear meat ahead of time as follows: Take 1-1½ lbs. of clean meat with some bone left in. Best parts are from the hindquarter or front shoulders. Cut 1-2 inches thick. Use ½ oz. of Morton's smoke-flavored sugar cure for each lb. of bear meat. Rub cure in well and place meat in refrigerator for 1-2 weeks, depending on thickness. Remove meat from refrigerator and soak in lukewarm water for about an hour to remove excess surface salt. Pat dry and return to the refrigerator for another 2 days. At this point you can either put the meat in the beans (see below) or smoke in your smokehouse to desired taste and then put in the beans.
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Jessica
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