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Lima Beans With Sausage

 
Lima Beans With Sausage
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This is a simple recipe with roots back to the U.S. Southern States.  Use your smoky sausage of choice but we like Andouille sausage.  Serve with sauteed greens and a tall glass of sweet iced tea.

We use fresh, shelled limas but you could prepare and cook dried lima beans then continue with the recipe.  This recipe could be done in a slow cooker too.

Recipe By: Gourmetsleuth
  • Prep10 min |
  • Total1hr 10min |
  • Serves 4
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Instructions

Put beans in 3 quart pot and cover with water. Bring to a boil and cook until the beans are tender.

While the beans are cooking, add the bacon drippings, onion and sausage in a medium skillet and cook the mixture until the onion is light brown.

Once the beans are tender add the onion and sausage mixture, and salt and pepper to the beans. Bring to a simmer and cook over medium heat for 10 minutes.

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