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Remember no one can bring your mood down unless you
allow them. So I hope your day is as pleasant as mine.
In today's post, I have a new recipe
for Pinto beans. For some unexplained reason my local Walmart has stopped
carrying the Hurst's Pinto Beans with
its ham favor pack, and trying to talk to a
grocery manager to ask him/her to restock items is nearly impossible.
Nevertheless, we love Hurst's Pinto Beans with its
ham favor packet but lacking this favorite product, I had to come up with a
recipe that offered the same tasty pinto bean soup favor that we have come to love over the
decade.
After many trials and errors with
different meats and flavorings. I have finally come up with a recipe using
plain pinto beans that is so similar in taste to the favor packet provided with
the Hurst's Pinto Beans that it is nearly a perfect match.
That said, below is my recipe for pinto beans soup.
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Easy, Tasty Pinto Beans Soup
Ingredients
1 1/2 Pound Dry Pinto Beans
1-2 pieces of Smoked Neck Bones and 1 Cup Chopped Ham
Water, Enough To Cover meat
1
Onion, Chopped
3
Chicken Bouillon Cubes
1
Large Garlic Clove, Chopped
1 Tsp. Colgin Liquid Smoke, Mesquite
1 Tsp. Colgin Liquid Smoke, Mesquite
1
1/2 tsp. salt
1/2
tsp. black pepper
Directions
Directions
- After washing the beans, soak them overnight in cold water, or let them stand in very hot water for a while as the meat, garlic, and onion cook in large pot to a high boil on level 5.
- Then drain the beans and add to pot.
- Cook on level 5 until beans of partially soften; being mindful of water level. Stir occasionally. Add additional water if needed
- Reduce heat to level 3 and cook beans until completely soften but not mushy.
- Again add only as much water as needed.
That's it! Eat and enjoy!
Until next time,
Chow Darlings!