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Re: Pinto Beans Cooking Now. [Re: Cast] #7810020 04/18/20 02:44 AM
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Dried beans need some sugar. You’ll probably need more water. Don’t sweat the onions.

Ok Cast, I’ll bite why put sugar in dried beans? I’m really curious


Try to find yourself some fresh pinto beans and cook them while fresh. They’re SO much better when fresh. Basically, when you dry fresh food you lose the natural sugars contained therein. Have you ever pulled an ear of corn and tasted it immediately after pulling by eating a raw kernal? It’s very sweet.

All dried beans need a little sugar and sweet onion to get back close to where they tasted when fresh. We always had an acre or two rented from a local farmer for our garden. There were seven of us working it so it was actually more fun than work. Beans and I go way back.


Thank you, I never thought of it like that, so I’m going to give it a go the next time I cook a pot of pintos

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Diced up a couple of small slices of spicey sausage, added some Tabasco and it is whats for lunch!

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PSA ... Casserole brand when buying dried beans. My wife was getting low in the pantry and picked up some HEB brand dried beans on one of her grocery runs recently (they were out of Casserole brand) ... no comparison. We normally find most HEB brand products to be close to or as good as name brands, that does not hold true with dried beans (or at least the bag my wife cooked over the weekend). Many more split, hulls and when soaked swelled up to huge, then turned overly mushy when cooked.


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Originally Posted by PMK
PSA ... Casserole brand when buying dried beans. My wife was getting low in the pantry and picked up some HEB brand dried beans on one of her grocery runs recently (they were out of Casserole brand) ... no comparison. We normally find most HEB brand products to be close to or as good as name brands, that does not hold true with dried beans (or at least the bag my wife cooked over the weekend). Many more split, hulls and when soaked swelled up to huge, then turned overly mushy when cooked.


I think Wallymart carries them, I had the wife put them on the grocery list.

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