I'm going to go with CC's recipe, just because it sounds like what I had in mind, but I'll probably also try something a lot more simple next time.
Mine have never gotten black either, not that there's any thing wrong with that. I love my beans any color shape or form.
Mr. Martini's favorite dish (besides me) is a bowl of pintos with cornbread. Yummmm. Dang I wish it was winter.
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I'm going to go with CC's recipe, just because it sounds like what I had in mind, but I'll probably also try something a lot more simple next time.
If you want to make them the ghey way make sure you use rotel. It adds a hint of giness
yeah. i'm not a fan of opening cans when cooking unless it's a can of diced Cento's or any Cento's for that matter. fresh is better and waaaaaaaaaaaay tastier. plus there's more love in the cookin'![]()
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and shredded sharp cheddar cheese and some dashes of Louisiana habanero hot sauce. mmmmmmmmmm. screw that winter mess wait.
WTH is Centos???![]()
amateur.
that's mighty white of you.![]()
So the problem I'm having is that the beans are soft on the inside, but the outside seems to still be kinda chewy. I don't know if I need to soak them or what. I know I don't need to cook them any longer because I already cooked them for about six hours, plus the inside is soft so...
You left out the soak
If you did not cook the beans with a couple ham hocks, onion & brandy, well you just did it wrong that’s all…
Technically I use Hatch brand but more people know what Rotel is. And giness because I use canned stuff? WTF? It tastes great...no reason to make cooking more difficult than it has to be.
Not because it's canned. I just think it;s funny how you people insist on tossing in uneccessary stuff. Hatch/Rotel = weaksauce
"You people"????????????
Just boil your beans in water then. I really don't give a how you cook your weakass beans.
I didn't notice you posting your recipe.
Lol!!! "You People"!!!![]()
What’s worse is that “You People” assume that peoples outside of San Antonio would know what Rotel is…
Rotel is not unique to San Antonio.
Never seen Rotel in So Cal markets...
http://www.texmex.net/Rotel/main.htm
Well, they have Rotel in the grocery stores in Central WA. They're bound to have it in Cali.
Personally I like the beans to have a little "bite" to them and not be too soft. I don't like presoaking beans because they just turn into mush on the reheat.
Other than that, how did your beans turn out?
Flavor wise they were good, but a little y for my taste. I tried them again with mild Rotel and that helped.
Hatch diced tomato and green chile >>>>>>> Rotel
by you people i meant s
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