Eat Like a 19th-Century Lumberjack With This Recipe. This is how you make baked beans for a crowd without an oven.
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Re: the horror movies. The link takes you to the last slide (#1 movie) rather than the first. Not sure if that is on purpose or not.
Thanks for the heads up! I have fixed that.
Baked beans was one of the two things my mother made well. No digging holes in the ground, ten pounds at a time in an enameled roaster pan.
Ten lbs of yellow eyes and they're OK, oven baked all night, after soaking all day.
Watching the wood carving I noticed the lamp right away. I'd seen this demonstrated at Old Sturbridge Village in MA. They used water in clear glass to concentrate candle light for reading or crafts.
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