BBQ SIDES 3 Ways

For me, the quality of the sides can make or break a bbq. In this video, I'm showing you 3 of my (non-potato salad) favorites.
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BAKED BEANS
▪175g/6oz chopped bacon
▪150g (1medium) white onion, small diced
▪50g (2 small) jalapenos, small diced
▪15g (5-6 cloves) garlic, minced
▪325g or 1.5c ketchup
▪100g or 1/4c molasses
▪50g or 1/4c brown sugar
▪30g or 1 3/4Tbsp worcestershire
▪30g or 2Tbsp yellow mustard
▪30g or 2Tbsp hot sauce
▪20g 1Tbsp + 1/2tsp apple cider vinegar
▪7g or 1Tbsp chili powder
▪2g or 1tsp black pepper
▪2x 425g/15oz cans cannellini beans with liquid
▪4x 425g/15oz cans cannellini beans, rinsed
▪200-400g or ¾-1.5c water
Add bacon to a heavy bottomed pot over medium heat. Stir and render fat for 10-15min until golden. Add in diced onion, jalapeno, and garlic. Stir, scraping up any bacon fond. Cook for about 10 min or until veggies have softened. Add ketchup, molasses, br sugar, worch, mustard, hot sauce, vinegar, chili powder, and pepper. Stir to combine. Add beans and about 200g water. Stir. Add additional 200g water if needed. Gently stir and bring to a simmer. Load into a 350F/175C to bake for 90 minutes, gently stirring 2-3 times during baking. Beans are done when thickened, but still a little saucy. Add water or sauce to thin slightly if needed.
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CREAMY SLAW
▪500g or 9c cabbage, thinly sliced
▪100g or 2 large carrots, julienned
▪100g or 1 small bulb Fennel, thinly shaved
▪100g or ½ small red onion, thinly sliced and rinsed
▪3-5 cloves garlic, minced/pressed
▪30g or 1 3/4Tbsp salt (for cure)
▪20g or 1 2/3Tbsp sugar (for cure)
▪150g or 3/4c mayo
▪30g or 2Tbsp grainy mustard
▪30g or 2Tbsp apple cider vinegar
▪30g or 2 1/3Tbsp sugar (for dressing)
▪2g or 1tsp black pepper
Combine veggies and garlic in a bowl and mix with the 30g salt and 20g sugar. Cover and allow mixture to sit and cure for 30min. Transfer to a salad spinner and spin to drain. Transfer back into a dry bowl. Add mayo, mustard, vinegar, 30g sugar, and black pepper into a high sided container (or blender) and blend with immersion blender. Drizzle most of dressing over the slaw mix and fold to toss. Add more dressing to taste if needed.
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STREET CORN (Elotes inspired) SALAD
▪1000g or kernels from 8 ears sweet corn, cut from cob
▪Neutral oil (avocado, canola, grapeseed etc)
▪Salt
▪75g or 2/3c cotija cheese, grated
▪20g/1 jalapeno, small diced
▪35-40g or 1 bunch of scallions (middle green part only)
▪20g or 1 med bunch cilantro, chopped
▪1 lime zest and juice
▪2-3 cloves garlic, minced/pressed
▪100g or 1/2c mayo
▪50g or 1/4c sour cream
▪2g or 1tsp black pepper
▪2g or 1tsp chili powder
Preheat large cast iron over high. Add about 3Tbsp neutral oil followed by the corn kernels and a large pinch of salt. Cook for 90 seconds then toss. Cook for another 3-4 minutes, tossing every 90 seconds. When corn beings to pop, it should be caramelized and done.
Transfer corn to a bowl and allow to cool slightly before dressing. Add in jalapeno, scallions, cilantro, lime zest and juice, garlic, mayo, sour cream, pepper, chili powder, and cheese. Stir to combine. Taste for seasoning - adjust with salt or lime juice if needed. Garnish with additional cheese.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:16 Baked beans
4:02 Creamy slaw
8:41 Street corn (elote inspired) salad
13:28 Let’s eat this thing
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[@internetshaquille]

fun fact: when you remove corn from the cob and dress it up elotes-style, we mexicans call it "esquites" the added benefit being that a word with a "skeet" sound in the middle of it pairs perfectly with your corn-shucking and peener-dicing

[@mowgli6345]

Dude! I loved your burrito video!

[@QuinnBrabender]

I come to Brian's videos not only to find an interesting, great recipe, but also to see what Shaq has said in response. With these two around, what else do you really need to make great food for you and your family or friends?

[@FoodbyAngelique]

Trust @internet shaquille to make me laugh even when watching a brian video😂 you are the best man

[@rhkean]

I knew it was called esquites, but I was never sure how to pronounce it! Es-skeet-ez... Is that correct

[@markrodrigues5955]

Juvenile, but factual and I dare say, funny

[@BINGBONGHOTDOG]

Gotta love the socks and sandals in the oven reflection

[@tommyclarke3225]

Ha, I noticed that too

[@G2Merica]

Any job you can do in sandals is not a job….it’s the dream!

[@hoolz750]

Sometimes it’s bare feet.

[@istillsing1234]

made a half batch of the beans thinking i didn't want a whole pot of chili's worth of baked beans...i absolutely wish i had a whole pot of chili's worth of baked beans

[@joshmoore8621]

These beans were a 10/10. Exactly as you said sweet, spicy, acidic and porky. I made them for our Father’s Day diner and my dad said they were the best baked beans he’s ever had.

[@dimilton3166]

“Don’t say anything. Just don’t!” had me rolling!!!! I love Bri!!! Never change, man.

[@bfkj9319]

Hey Bri…you really know how to clean a cob of corn. Great technique.

[@kickartist1]

My family goes off the grid for a week every year. I cook all of the food and this year the stars of the show are your carnitas al pastor and these baked beans. I make everything ahead of time and right now, my kitchen smells like heaven.

[@janflewelling6277]

We made the street corn for our family Easter BBQ cookout and it was a HIT. We really wanted something different from the usual mayo based potato or pasta salads, something with some crunch to it. This really hit the mark with texture and wonderful flavor. The only deviation we did to the recipe was to roast the diced Jalapeno in with the corn - it just made sense to us, don't know if it really made a measurable difference in the outcome. But it's an unqualified success and now has a place in my favorite recipe binder to be repeated often. Thanks Brian 🌽🌽🌽

[@Liafram]

I find more and more that your recipes are my go-to when cooking. Made the street corn salad for dinner last night and it was the best version I've made so far. Thanks, Bri!

[@Dj-zz]

You’re not only a talented & competent Chef. You are a great instructor with recipes that my wife & I can count on. Tack så mycket, Mr. Lagerstrom

[@AaronLaye]

At last, a use for all the bean juice I've been saving. The long weekend is saved! Thanks Bri : )

[@madelenaherrera1919]

I appreciate how you put the recipe in the description section- helps when I am up and down the grocery isle! Thank You!

[@SqueezeCovers1]

The level of detail in your videos is excellent (and without any "fluff"). Your recipes are outstanding too. Thanks!

[@jmacdouglasr]

Brian, your videos are now one of my immediate clicks. They're all so good, and you and the missus rock in the personality department. Thanks for the helpful, fun content. Keep it coming!!

[@bobbyc5684]

agreed!

[@Peter..Griffin]

It insist upon itself

[@kylen6430]

For me they aren’t quite an immediate click… …I have to wait to watch it with my wife

[@juanitamorrison7105]

Dude I can't write that fast! Would have to watch a thousand times to write the recipes. Where can I find your recipes? The beans look amazing but so does the slaw. 😊⚘

[@janflewelling6277]

@@juanitamorrison7105 In the info box just below the video, click "Show more" and you'll find the recipes.

[@timothyguerrant153]

Love the use of Schnucks products, glad to see a local of St. Louis with a big cooking channel.

[@jesterisfool]

I made the Mexican street corn salad as a side last weekend for my pork BBQ and steamed shrimp dinner with guests. Also made a couple of other sides I have been making for years. The street corn salad was the star of the meal. Everyone raved about it. Great recipe. Thanks!

[@kathyp2197]

Another winner! Tried the street corn salad (paired down for two) and wow! Super yummy! I used a finely diced white onion and Serrano from my garden instead of g.o. and jalapeño. Thanks for these amazing recipes!

[@tbeesknees]

After watching you make the beans and realizing a good number (but not all) of the ingredients were similar to something I've made for years, it piqued my interest and I decided to give your version a try and see how it changed my own recipe. It is different in a great way, more heat to go with the sweet in my own. We actually had it with fajitas today, along with some Mexican rice. We absolutely loved the beans -- total winner of a recipe, and I had to come straight here and thank you so much for helping to make this pre-Fourth dinner fantastic! The corn and cole slaw are up next for sure, before summer is over.

[@juliatorres4427]

I made the street corn salad for the 4th of July... it was a big hit with the family! So easy ands so much flavor, thanks for your terrific video tutorial 👍

[@richardrhodes9664]

This video helped me do my southern grandma justice after we buried her. Thanks for the tips man. As always the food hit hard

[@CC-el8mr]

Thank you!!! I have been wondering what to make for the 4th. Going to do the beans and corn. Can’t wait to get started. I know they will be a hit, everything I try of yours is amazing! Thank you again. Good job!

[@mille5263]

I've done the corn recipe three times now. The second time was at my father in laws' 80 year birthday and it was THE GREATEST HIT! I can't even remember how many people gave compliments for it 😄

[@avp_]

Can I ask, how far in advance did you make it? Thx!

[@mille5263]

@@avp_ I think I've done it the same day, a couple of hours in advance every time. My partner says it is usually even better after a day in the fridge when we eat the leftovers.

[@RolandDenzel]

That bowl in bowl trick for the corn is a winner.

[@mazzyg6186]

I’ve been binging your channel all day and i gotta say my favorite thing about it is the comments section. People just adore you and it’s easy to see why! Makes me happy to see you getting the propers you deserve!

[@bobliljenquist9860]

Oh my god, burst out laughing at the cornsilk removal comment. Too funny!

[@jonv8177]

Awesome video Brian. A few interesting additions, try using a few different bean varieties. I use red kidney, great northern, black, & cannellini beans. For the slaw, use bread & butter pickle brine, instead of cider vinegar. It really adds a nice pop.

[@Casaholl799]

Love seeing how you have turned simple and cheap food such as beans and sweetcorn into a nice looking tasty dish!

[@luminousmoon86]

That corn salad looks amazing. Definitely going to try that out.

[@jessperks4861]

I also found that soaking the sliced onion in a light saltwater bath for 10 or so minutes while you prep the rest of your veg, then rising afterward really helps!! I use this trick for all my pasta salads as well.

[@michaelmontalto]

You are a proud son of Chicago and we fellow Chicagoans salute you!

[@jraderstorf]

I don't know how I just now found this channel but so glad I did! Perfectly fast and informative with the recipes and use of real ingredients and techniques!

[@tiarawillis5677]

Giving these a go! Thanks for always making it simple and tasty.

[@normpeterson7767]

Brian, quick suggestion for cutting corn off the cob: Use an angel food cake pan. The tube on the inside of the pan is high enough to suspend the cob above the kernels so you can easily cut them off AND SMALL ENOUGH in circumference that you don't risk knocking your knife against it with every slice! Ain't that great? Test it out and let me know what you think.

[@Samuel.55]

I use a corn stripper. It might be 1 more object in the utility drawer, but it strips all the corn off a cob within about 4 seconds. You just need to hold the corn vertically over a tray, place the corn stripper on top then just put force downwards.

[@ohhhhhdavid]

@@Samuel.55 I met a corn stripper in Council Bluffs Iowa at a place called Lipstix in 1998. She gave me an ear infection.

[@vitaly6312]

“Ear infection”

[@als1023]

She licked his ear ,,,,,,@@vitaly6312

[@Peppadew222]

So far I’ve made the baked beans for the family and boy was it a hit! Sweet, smoky goodness with just the right amount of heat! These will replace my family recipe! Can’t wait to try the slaw & corn next.

[@tk45440]

My wife an I had our parents over for our 1 year anniversary. I smoked a pork butt for 14 hours and made the Street Corn Salad with fresh sweet corn. We followed the recipe 100% and it was perfect. 100% new favorite side for bbq or tacos. Thank Brian. We love your channel, keep up the great content.

[@mr_mddj]

Made the street corn salad recipe today for the 4th - it was an absolute hit and vanished! Next time I’ll be doubling! Thanks Brian!

[@kimmyklo7848]

Made the baked beans today - they are FRICKIN AWESOME! Making coleslaw tomorrow. It’s all going to be perfect with our 12 hour smoked pork shoulder. Love your videos - so informative and entertaining. Thank you Chef!

[@carlm.m.5470]

You do such a good job adding details with great brevity, Your videos are well lit, have even sound, and are fun to watch. Most of all, you are relatable and fun. While there are many cooking shows with great production value and celebrities, none of them are better, they are just different. You are definitely at the top most level, with your own style. You really do a great job with this.

[@jBownz]

love love LOVE that you've been doing basically 3-in-1 vids for the sides... and you're right. why not make all 3 for the next bbq?!?

[@ShoiAlexia]

Hey Brian, these sides look really good! I'm excited to give them a try, especially the elote corn salad. My mouth was watering when you mixed it all together and took a bite.

[@kathybradbury1497]

Your mexican street corn salad was a huge hit at a party I was at today. Made me the star of the side dishes!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

[@WesleyScantlin-d2b]

Thank you for your lovely compliment. I hope my recipe was able to help you.

[@Sara-rv7ds]

Perfect sides…done the Brian way…aka…the best way! 👍🏻. Love all of these! Thanks Brian!

[@marviks]

I made the street corn yesterday as a side for bbq baby back ribs. Swapped the cheese for half feta, half Parmigiano. It was delicious! Creamy with just the right acidity made it a killer! Thanks 😊

[@oxpatchreb]

Holy sack of barbequed balls, Batman. Those beans are incredibly ridiculous. I thought I had solid bbq bean game, I was sooooorrrrrrrrrely mistaken. Thanks B!!

[@CountBleck0]

I just made my first batch of that street corn a few weeks ago and my god I am hooked. It is probably right up in my top 5 side dishes and I cannot recommend it enough.

[@nathaliehofsink5020]

Love this channel. Soooo many delicious “doable” recipes. Thank you so much, Brian!

[@WesleyScantlin-d2b]

Thank you for your lovely compliment. I hope my recipe was able to help you in your cooking

[@rachelhuffman4501]

I cannot wait to make these 3 recipes! Knocked it outta the park again, Brian!!

[@TheSlavChef]

Baked beans is my favorite!! It is very close to our cuisine (on the Balkans, Bulgaria to be more specific). We have a ton of ways to prepare it and one of them is baked in a clay pot, looks very similar to that one you prepared.

[@krono5el]

Seriously, imagine a world without Native Americans we'd never have Corn, Beans, Potatoes, or Tomatoes. They might be the most important and positively impactful people ever. I love Beans and Corn

[@TheSlavChef]

@@krono5el Totally agree with you! I can't imagine that world. Since these cultures came to Europe, they are a staple here on the Balkans (especially beans, potatoes and tomatoes). A lot of traditional recipes include them and actually they grow very well here. Corn too, but we don't use it as much as the others.

[@JanKenk]

I was looking for a comment like this. If Brian would have (maybe he has) tried prebranac bet the bean dish recipe would look different :D

[@jbutteful]

I just made all three of these today with my son. They were all AMAZING

[@rhkean]

Love that corn! I've been making a similar recipe for a while now. I'm going to try yours next. Same with the coleslaw ... Some really good tips that I didn't know. Thank you! Mine doesn't last long in the house, but it does end up bathing in the watered down dressing after sitting in the fridge over night

[@urbanurchin5930]

The baked bean recipe is exactly how my mother used to make it (but without the chili powder or jalapeño - because she was anti-spice). But as an adult I always added the chili powder and jalapeño. A little substitute of honey or agave syrup instead of the sugar is a nice touch. Also, a small amount of ground celery seed in the slaw will add a nice flavor in the background. I have had the regular street corn in Mexico and am anxious to try the recipe presented here - thanks for the presentation.

[@lindawilliams2716]

Love the creamy slaw! Normally I don't care for creamy slaw but I was intrigued by the grainy mustard and fennel bulb. Wow-zers does it go up a notch! It's a keeper.

[@kingkarben]

My baked beans are almost identical. I add some sliced cabanossi most of the time. I'll definitely give the corn salad a try at our next BBQ, so well - thank you for the inspiration 😀

[@NolaDeb]

Great recipes! Thank You for sharing. Queue: 4:06 Slaw 8:46 Corn

[@colleengallo4831]

I love your "3 ways" series. Keep 'em coming!

[@PiPArtemis]

Made the corn salad for F1 night at my parents' place Wild success, everyone loved it. I'll absolutely be making that one more often

[@karlgrentz458]

YES!!! I love sides! These rank up with the pasta & potato salads/sides! You never can go wrong with sides of any kind. More of these types, please and thanks!

[@PigsHome]

This is another one of your recipes that I can't wait to make and will have to try this today!

[@ag_223]

I really appreciate how easily you explain what you're doing, and more importantly, why.

[@ericcutler5463]

You are a brilliant man! And your recipes are so wonderful and they bring happiness into my life. Thank you!

[@marviks]

Made the street corn again today! It's so incredibly tasty! Went well with the pork belly burnt ends!

[@formats007]

Been following you for about a month and loving your videos, edits and commentary along with the tips. Thanks so much. Going to give the bean and corn a try this weekend 👍🏻

[@bryanmcwhirter9945]

Of all the recipes i love the bean the best but all are great! Enjoy your show very much. Thankyou! Bry with a Y from Canada!

[@Palalune]

Definitely with you on this, the sides are at least equally important if not sometimes the star of a BBQ.

[@Decibelloz]

Hi Bri ! I've been a chef for last 10 years, but was burnt out heavily for the past few months. However when I found your channel, my passion for cooking is getting back, really like your stuff. Also eating a chocolate chip cookie right now from your vid btw haha.

[@MINUS_Stl]

All 3 recipes look amazing and I'm definitely saving these, but admittedly I was more excited seeing Schnuck's packaging on that corn!

[@creepy99]

Can't wait to try all three. We have a "standard" recipe for beans but the coleslaw and corn salad look tasty...

[@catladynj]

Thanks for simple recipes...your the best. Love your channel.

[@JohnSmith-id4ut]

Thanks for the recipe. The corn salad was awesome!! Had to use parmigiana and ricotta as that's what I had on hand. Will do again with the cojito.

[@rickross199]

What a great idea with the salad spinner! We used to have a rotisserie chicken restaurant that had the most unbelievably delicious coleslaw (and chicken) I've ever had. They put pineapple juice in the dressing.

[@cookinmum]

I made the corn side and my family loved it. Thank you

[@scarlet2836]

I made it before and it became a family favorite! I make a few adjustments (no cilantro (I don’t have the soap gene I just don’t like it), using poblanos instead of jalapeños, and use chipotle powder instead of chili powder). Genuinely thank you so much, it has become a family favorite and you’re right it should be a mainstream side dish in American BBQ

[@johnburns969]

Made the bbq beans to go with the Oklahoma burger last night. Wow! The Oklahoma burger was already in my wife’s top 5 fav foods ever. The beans made the meal next level.

[@brandoncashion]

Hey Bri... These are siiiiiick. Thanks for sharing, just in time for this weekend.

[@leethul]

Finally got around to making the street corn recipe. WOW!! So delicious! Made mine without cilantro because soap genes and only mayo (with a splash of cider vinegar) because lactose, and it still came out great! Thanks Bri!

[@urbanurchin5930]

It is sad for people that have the "soap gene" when it comes to the taste of cilantro. Not your fault - I know. The taste of cilantro for those of us that don't have the gene is another dimension in flavor. My particular aversion is with goat cheese / milk. Tried to like it several times but can't get past that "barnyard" taste.

[@lisaboban]

That corn salad looks amazing!!!

[@veraxis9961]

That corn salad looks incredible. I might give that one a try.

[@poenelanienanie]

I'm from South Africa and I must say we do similar sides. Curry tomato sauce style baked beans and a sweet and savory coleslaw with our braai(BBQ), my mother in law actually does this weird thing where she adds cherries and marshmallows with mayonnaise, the corn thing I'll definitely give a go looks delicious and spicy. I really like your recipes and I'm going to make all 3 of them this weekend when I braai steak, chicken, wors(south african sausage) and garlic bread.

[@heidibemis4739]

How did it go?

[@canvys4882]

tell us how it went!

[@tycovert3197]

Thanks for the lesson. I have always removed the stems big and small from cilantro. And I use A-LOT of cilantro in salsa.

[@roitmani]

Made the BBQ beans for a group of friends, came out great, I love the acidity in this recipe.

[@charleswong3742]

Great video! Very detailed and love the tips that make a difference.

[@meatwhisperer]

This video persuaded me to subscribe. Great videos! I’ve seen probably 10-15 now. Those are some delicious looking side dishes!!

[@bluhaze8672]

Only come for the coen salad...looks great! Can't wait to try it

[@AtlThunderDan]

A couple tasty options.... I do my beans similar, but I'll use unseeded jalapeño and or Serrano, as well as dry mustard, and a small can of CRUSHED pineapple. I'll smoke that for a few hours and it's smoky, delicious and spicy. Also, if you take some rib skirt or extra pulled pork and chop it in there you have a meal. Trust me it's awesome! Also, what's your thought on celery salt in the coleslaw? I like adding it. Oh, and you keep making me want to get a salad spinner!

[@jlafunk]

If you can't get cotija cheese, I'd recommend grated Parmesan- it's salty and has that powdery texture and compliments the ingredients well.

[@johncspine2787]

Eden Organic beans are awesome..great quality. I remember spending a couple days on a pot of Mexican style beans, my friends were like “wow..I never knew beans could be so good!”

[@chrisdeangelis4616]

Looks great! I just made elote for the first time and it rocked! Heading back to the Chi-town burbs over the 4th! May have to bust these out for a BBQ!

[@TheLigularia]

That street corn salad is delicious. Going to mix up another batch today!

[@robylove9190]

The street corn looks amazing. I would add a sprinkle of Tajin. I love Tajin on my street corn.

[@davethompson6760]

I made the corn salad for the fourth, my friend said it was the BOMB.. everyone loved it

[@vincentanguoni8938]

Thanx for the corn cutting method...I'm a decent cook but anything timesaving is great!

[@BigMcL4rgehuge]

Another slam dunk, thanks Bri!

[@lecherojr]

This elote recipe is dope! I use a bit of red onion in place of the scallion, diced fine and added to the corn as soon as it comes out of the pan. Sweats it just enough to mellow out and DANG is it good!

[@grantbosse6437]

Wow. I just made a street corn casserole last weekend. So good.

[@David-go4ot]

wow these all look fantastic and re-inventive

[@peterschmidt1936]

I made the street corn recipe this evening. It was outstanding. I couldn’t find the cotija cheese so substituted it with Feta. Thanks for a new side dish that will be a summer favorite

[@enriquedossantos3283]

feta is like the weak ugly cousin of cotija, look also for venezuelan llanero or colombian costeño, for extremely savory cheeses

[@HabitualPixels]

B man killing it as always. These look amazing

[@numrii]

Oh man the corn looks so good, i did something similar a few weeks back after seeing it on an old Sorted food vid but I didnt have a recipe. Gonna give this a try this weekend!

[@JD-lx3zq]

Gotta be one of the best quick multi recipe vids out there

[@connierosenberger126]

Made the corn salad for a cookout yesterday and it was a hit! Thanks for the recipe.

[@WesleyScantlin-d2b]

Thank you for your lovely compliment. I hope my recipe was able to help you in your cooking.