Re: Pinto bean question
[Re: beeman]
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02/09/21 09:23 PM
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time, slow simmer for about 8 hrs/ overnight.
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Re: Pinto bean question
[Re: beeman]
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02/09/21 09:27 PM
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Soak at least 24 hours and pressure cook.
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Re: Pinto bean question
[Re: beeman]
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02/09/21 09:40 PM
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A chunk of pork in the simmer will make them real good.
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Re: Pinto bean question
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02/09/21 10:27 PM
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danny clifton
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i dont like pinto beans pressure cooked or in a crock pot. some crockpots will simmer on high. if you have one of them that will work. water needs to slightly boil. x2 on dont add cold water to them.
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Re: Pinto bean question
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02/09/21 11:00 PM
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Cooper's BBQ in Llano Texas makes their charo beans in a pressure cooker and they are some of the best food you'd ever think to put in your mouth. To be honest tho, so is everything else at Cooper's BBQ
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Re: Pinto bean question
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02/10/21 12:21 AM
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Pinto beans, a diced onion, some bacon grease and a smoked ham hock. 90 minutes in a pressure cooker and you are good to go ... no soaking necessary
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Re: Pinto bean question
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02/10/21 07:50 AM
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pinto beans and bacon, ontop a piece of buttered cornbread and fried potato's on the side is sure enough good.
I like smothered burrito's too. Fry up some beef with green chili. Put chili powder on the beef, salt and pepper. Drain the beans. Put beans and beef on a tortilla. Spoon a little Campbells condensed cream of chicken soup right out of the can on. Add some grated cheese. Roll up a burrito. Put it in a baking pan. Cover the burritos with more cream of chicken and add more green chili. Sprinkle grated cheese on top too. Bake at 350 for a half hour. if you like you can call that enchiladas since you need a knife and fork. Whatever you call it its pretty tasty. Ground sausage is good too or chicken chunks.
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Re: Pinto bean question
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02/10/21 08:47 AM
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Got me salivating...tagging this.
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