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    roza745

    Agra, Kansas

    Chef #2534535

    Agra, Kansas

    Joined: Nov 29, 2012

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    Shared Recipe Scrumptous & Simple Ham & Bean Soup (NO GAS)

    "This is a long time favorite in our family, my wife & I grew up with "old fashioned ham & beans" as a staple with our families. We've added the brown sugar recently & find it a good addition as long as it's not overdone. There's no special preparation tips, even I can do this easily! We always use a 6 qt. pressure cooker for ham & beans, a slow c..."

    Dec 1, 2012 on Food.com

    About Me

    My wife & I are Kansas farmers, we're 67 yrs. old, my wife is an old fashioned multi generation great cook, my mother was a fantastic cook so, we're used to great food but we're always willing to try new twists on "good eats"!  My wife has a reputation in our community for making plain food taste exceptional without adding a bunch of seasonings.

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