Drummond the Pioneer Woman made an interesting bean dish. Pinto beans soaked overnight. Then put into a pot with water and heat. Add chopped onions, garlic, bell pepper and spices(I've got 'em all at home); sweet paprika, cayenne, cumin and chili powder. That's it. Simmer for 3.5 hours and serve. Comments? Looks decent as a side; main dish?

A Moose in Love wrote:
> Drummond the Pioneer Woman made an interesting bean dish. Pinto beans soaked overnight. Then put into a pot with water and heat. Add chopped onions, garlic, bell pepper and spices(I've got 'em all at home); sweet paprika, cayenne, cumin and chili powder. That's it. Simmer for 3.5 hours and serve. Comments? Looks decent as a side; main dish?

sure. it'd be ok with me. i'd skip the cayenne.


songbird

On 8/10/2019 8:20 AM, A Moose in Love wrote:
> Drummond the Pioneer Woman made an interesting bean dish. Pinto beans soaked overnight. Then put into a pot with water and heat. Add chopped onions, garlic, bell pepper and spices(I've got 'em all at home); sweet paprika, cayenne, cumin and chili powder. That's it. Simmer for 3.5 hours and serve. Comments? Looks decent as a side; main dish?
>

My buddy gave me about 30 lbs of dried pinto beans. Never thought I'd
eat 'em all, but I have. Got about 6 lbs, left. Saved me a lotta $$.
Still eatin' 'em.

typically:

1 lb dried pinto beans cooked fer 6 hrs.
oil + fresh garlic, fresh onion, 1 bunch fresh cilantro (chopped), fresh
Serrano chilies (w/ seeds(opt)), Mex spices -- cooked in separate
skillets-- then added.

Add one pound of burger!

nb

songbird wrote:
>
> A Moose in Love wrote:
> > Drummond the Pioneer Woman made an interesting bean dish. Pinto beans soaked overnight. Then put into a pot with water and heat. Add chopped onions, garlic, bell pepper and spices(I've got 'em all at home); sweet paprika, cayenne, cumin and chili powder. That's it. Simmer for 3.5 hours and serve. Comments? Looks decent as a side; main dish?
>
> sure. it'd be ok with me. i'd skip the cayenne.

She makes decent recipes but that ever present silly grin on her
face is sickening. Blame Food Network for that though.

On Sat, 10 Aug 2019 07:20:35 -0700 (PDT), A Moose in Love
> wrote:

>Drummond the Pioneer Woman made an interesting bean dish. Pinto beans soaked overnight. Then put into a pot with water and heat. Add chopped onions, garlic, bell pepper and spices(I've got 'em all at home); sweet paprika, cayenne, cumin and chili powder. That's it. Simmer for 3.5 hours and serve. Comments? Looks decent as a side; main dish?

I've tried all her bean iterations and they are all good. My husband
really likes them as well. This one will work as a side or with a
Tex/Mex meal or in tacos or burritos.
Janet US

"A Moose in Love" > wrote in message
...
Drummond the Pioneer Woman made an interesting bean dish. Pinto beans
soaked overnight. Then put into a pot with water and heat. Add chopped
onions, garlic, bell pepper and spices(I've got 'em all at home); sweet
paprika, cayenne, cumin and chili powder. That's it. Simmer for 3.5 hours
and serve. Comments? Looks decent as a side; main dish?

I have made similar. Quick soak though and no paprika.

"Gary" > wrote in message ...
> songbird wrote:
>>
>> A Moose in Love wrote:
>> > Drummond the Pioneer Woman made an interesting bean dish. Pinto beans
>> > soaked overnight. Then put into a pot with water and heat. Add
>> > chopped onions, garlic, bell pepper and spices(I've got 'em all at
>> > home); sweet paprika, cayenne, cumin and chili powder. That's it.
>> > Simmer for 3.5 hours and serve. Comments? Looks decent as a side;
>> > main dish?
>>
>> sure. it'd be ok with me. i'd skip the cayenne.
>
> She makes decent recipes but that ever present silly grin on her
> face is sickening. Blame Food Network for that though.

Yep.