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Pork and Beans

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  • Serves

    6 to 8

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Keith Floyd

Published 1988

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This is one of the oldest known dishes in British cooking, being for centuries the farmworker’s mainstay during the winter months. He would have a barrel of salted or pickled pork and a barrel of dried beans. Originally, the two ingredients were boiled separately, probably because of the excessive saltiness of the meat. Parsley sauce was and is the traditional accompaniment.

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