- canned cannellini beans, 1200g (3 cans) 
- 
    smoky barbeque sauce, 260g
    
- onion, 150g 
- chicken stock, 140g 
- apple juice, 140g 
- bacon, 130g 
- chopped brisket, pork, leftover bbq meat, 120g 
- dark brown sugar, 100g 
- apple cider vinegar, 80g 
- 
    carolina dirt rub, 60g
    
- dijon mustard, 50g 
- worcestershire sauce, 40g 
- garlic, 30g 
- serrano pepper, 13g 
- fresh thyme, 4g 
 
    
  
          Sides
- chop bacon into medium dice add to a large pot and very slowly cook until the fat melts off 
- small dice the onion and mince the garlic and add to the pot, stir often and cook until clear, take care and do not burn garlic 
- fine dice the serrano pepper and add to the pot and cook slightly just to sweat 
- take butchers string and tie around the fresh thyme so the stems can be removed after cooking and add to the pot 
- add all the remaining ingredients except for the chopped meat and beans then reduce by half until the mix coats a spoon 
- TIP: make sure when the liquid is added you stir and clean the bottom of the pot to prevent sticking and burning 
- keep the mixture moving, stirring often 
- last, add the beans and chopped meat, stir and simmer for about 20- 30 minutes 
- be careful not to break up the beans, you want them whole and not mashed up, make sure the heat is at a low simmer 
 
        
         
        
       
                  
                 
                  
                 
                  
                
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Why are your recipe measurements in grams? 80g is 2.82 ounces. The majority of households to not keep a digital scale in their kitchen.