Baked Beans Recipe | How to Pressure Can Homemade Baked Beans

Baked Beans Recipe | How to Pressure Can Homemade Baked Beans

Today we will be going over Step-by-Step How to Pressure Can Baked Beans (Navy Beans in a Molasses Sauce) using the No Soak Method in the Mirro 22 Quart Cooktop Pressure Canner. Follow along with the Recipe Card or Video below for detailed instructions and check out this weight style pressure canner in action! We’ll make two different tasty Molasses Sauces for these Homemade Baked Beans – Regular & Spicy! So, follow along and see how easy it is to do some Large Batch Canning of Baked Beans yourself!


The Recipe & Canning of Homemade Baked Beans is Gone Over, step by step, In This Video On YouTube. Check It Out By Following The Link Below!

Homemade Baked Beans | Step by Step How to Pressure Can | Pressure Canned Baked Beans Recipe – YouTube


Homemade Baked Beans (Beans in a Molasses Sauce) - Pressure Canning Recipe

Homemade Baked Beans in Canning Jars

Together we'll make two different tasty Molasses Sauces for these Homemade Baked Beans - Regular & Spicy! So, follow along and see how easy it is to do some Large Batch Canning of Baked Beans yourself!

Dry Bean Quick Soak Time 1 hour 25 minutes
Beans in Molasses Sauce Cook Time 2 hours 30 minutes
Pressure Canning Processing Time (Pints) 1 hour 5 minutes
Total Time 5 hours

Ingredients

SINGLE BATCH INGREDIENTS [*BEAN AMOUNT IS BEFORE SOAKING]

  • 2 Cups* Dried Beans [See Notes below for Bean Options]
  • 8 Cups Water (2 Quarts)
  • 1 Cup Onion (Diced) (or 1/4 Cup Dry Minced Onion)
  • 3 Tbl Tomato Paste (or Tomato Powder)
  • 2 Tbl Vinegar (White Vinegar, 5% Acidity)
  • 2 Tbl Worcestershire Sauce
  • 1/4 Cup Molasses
  • 1/4 Cup Brown Sugar
  • 2 tsp Salt (Canning Salt)
  • 2 tsp Black Pepper (Ground)
  • 2 tsp Mustard Powder

QUADRUPLE BATCH INGREDIENTS (4X RECIPE) [*BEAN AMOUNT IS BEFORE SOAKING]

  • 8 Cups* Dried Beans [See Notes below for Bean Options]
  • 32 Cups Water (8 Quarts)
  • 4 Cups Onion (Diced) (or 1 Cup Dry Minced Onion)
  • 3/4 Cup Tomato Paste (or Tomato Powder)
  • 1/2 Cup Vinegar (White Vinegar, 5% Acidity)
  • 1/2 Cup Worcestershire Sauce
  • 1 Cup Molasses
  • 1 Cup Brown Sugar
  • 8 tsp Salt (Canning Salt) = [1/8 Cup + 2 tsp]
  • 8 tsp Black Pepper (Ground) = [1/8 Cup + 2 tsp]
  • 8 tsp Mustard Powder = [1/8 Cup + 2 tsp]

Instructions

  1. Pre-Soak Beans (Quick Soak Method) [See Notes below].
  2. Combine all ingredients in a Large Nesco Roaster Oven or Stockpot.
  3. Bring Baked Beans/Molasses Sauce Beans Up to a Boil & Simmer x 30 min. [It takes about 1 1/2 - 2 Hours to bring this volume of Liquid & Ingredients up to a Boil if doing large batches]
  4. Fill Jars about 1/2 Full of Beans & Top Off with the Molasses Sauce to a 1" Headspace.
  5. Use Bubble Removal Tool (or chopstick works well too) to remove any bubbles from the jars by sliding along the sides of the Baked Beans inside each jar.
  6. Wipe rims of jars and place lid/ring on each jar, finger tightening the ring.
  7. Add water (amount is as recommended by manufacturer of canner) & canning tray to bottom of pressure canner.
  8. Place jars into Pressure Canner for processing.
  9. Let the pressure canner come up to temperature/pressure, once steam is released in a steady stream x 10 min from the release stem, place 10 psi weight onto stem (or adjust temperature until gauge is to desired psi); add weight/gauge reading value as necessary based on your altitude.
  10. Process for 65 min (Pint Jars) or 75 min (Quart Jars).
  11. Once processing is complete, let the canner release all the pressure, then remove its weight & lid and let the jars sit in the pressure canner for about 5 minutes.
  12. Transfer jars to a towel/dish drying mat for 12-24 hours for cooling and sealing. Listen for the pings as they seal!
  13. After 12-24 hours, you can remove the rings, making sure the jars all sealed, label jars and place in a cool, dry place for storage. 50-70 degrees is optimal.
  14. If any jars did not seal, place them in the refrigerator for enjoying now!

Notes

  • You can use whatever Dry Beans you like for this Baked Beans Recipe. Navy Beans are the Traditional Bean for Baked Beans. I like the softness and flavor a Great Northern Bean can bring to the table for Baked Beans & I love Black Beans! Pinto Beans would be nice too, just know they absorb a lot of liquid!
  • Pre-Soak Beans (Quick Soak Method) => 3 Cups Water : 1 Cup Dried Beans. Bring Dried Beans up to a Boil and Boil x 2 min. Then shut off heat & Soak x 1 Hour. After Soak time has finished, Drain Beans and move on with the Recipe above!
  • Want a Spicy Molasses Sauce? Add 2 Cups of Jalapeno Peppers (Diced) [@5-6 Peppers] to the Ingredients above and you'll get a little extra kick with your Baked Beans!
  • Ready to Cook some of these Homemade Baked Beans for your next Cookout, Campout or Lunch/Dinner? Place these Canned Baked Beans into a Casserole or Bake Dish, then play around with adding extra flavored Ingredients & Sauces for some Thick Baked Beans. Bacon, Ketchup, BBQ Sauce, Molasses, Brown Sugar and Mustard are great options; then Bake the Baked Beans at 375 degrees for @ 45 min - or until they are Thick & Cooked to your liking!


Never Pressure Canned before? Don’t be intimidated! You can watch this Weight Style Pressure Canner in action, as we Can these Homemade Baked Beans with the Mirro Cooktop Pressure Canner. As shown in the Video Above, you will see how easy it is to do yourself!


You can use whatever Dry Beans you like for this Baked Beans Recipe. Navy Beans are the Traditional Bean for Baked Beans. I like the softness and flavor a Great Northern Bean can bring to the table for Baked Beans & I love Black Beans! Pinto Beans would be nice too, just know they absorb a lot of liquid!


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