Jalapeño Ranch Style Beans

Good stuff. Ranch Style beans bore me, so nice twist.

My favorite side item to go with a freshly grilled venison tenderloin in deer camp.

Good in Chile too.

I like making them with a lot of bacon and some jalapeños (or green chiles if they are in season).

I add a couple of tablespoons of a chili seasoning mix to my beans along with a can or 2 of tomato sauce to make my own version of ranch style beans. Add pickled sliced jalapenos after they are cooked. Not quite the same taste but close enough for us.

The country?

The sheltered

If you are talking out of the can they have been making them for a long time, also have onion flavored Ranch Style Beans

Saw them this week and picked up a can. Will give them a try.

No no no no.

they died to me the day they left fort worth.

And in Texas.

Have had the Jalapeno, but didn't notice they had as Oinion flavored, will have to try a can of those.

Hard to beat the str8 beans. frito's and a bit of cheese tho

Didn't Wolf Brand Chili use to be in Fort Worth and left also?

yes. I think it's in Corsicana now

don't remember that. can't stand canned chili.

I was on a deer lease with an old boy one day when heading home was saying I was going to start a pot of chili. Dude went on this soap box about how people get too wound up about chili and if he wants chili he just buys a can.

I woukda took him outside but he was a frogger in those swamps DC talks about.

I get the one with onions and add cayenne.

Ain’t got much use for them.

I love um and wife hates um. Since I never go into a supermarket, I never get um.

Yep!

They made Wolf Brand Chili at Quaker oats at Illinois & Westmoreland up until around late 80's / early 90's then they moved them & Pork n beans somewhere up north and brought in Snapple and Gatorade. The painting company I worked for back then had the maintenance painting contract, luckily, I came in towards the end of the Chili & Pork n beans, the place smelled much better with Snapple & Gatorade. What I never understood is, where the heck was the Oatmeal?
Love me some Jalapeno Ranch Style Beans, great side with a steak & tater. Also like to smoosh em up and heat up in a pan to have as refried beans.

It's more enjoyable to make my own beans. Taste better, healthier and you know exactly what went into them.

I always start with canned beans when making baked beans. Nothing better than baked beans and coleslaw with barbecue. I have a pork butt that I plan to do soon. It's been too long.

My wife takes Trappey's (or a similar brand) doctor's them up with onions, peppers, little bacon grease, maybe some cilantro.
I likey too much.

Jut bought a can.........

Making chili.....

Cook some groun venison in cast iron, add taco seasoning, mix in those beans, and sauteed white onions. Put all that in a Tupperware, take that, some tortillas, shredded cheese, and beer, and you have several meals ready to go. Reheats well on the camp fire , in a dutch oven, too.

ranch style beans or pork n beans are always good for a quick meal, depending on the beans, i make world famous beanie weenies or super world famous beanie weenies, neither have anything to do with chili. i do have some ron's chili from tulsa on the way though

Good stuff. I can eat a whole can by myself.

Used to mix it with original kraft Mac n cheese (the box kind) as a kid... yum! Just about every campfire needs a can of ranch style beans cooking in the coals if you ask me

I like to turn them into a lazy refried bean with mexican food at home.

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The country?

LMAO! They lucky she didn't run around and catch the house on fire!!

Yep I do the same. Also mash them, make bean cheese nachos!

I like the jalapeno beans and they also make a red pepper version that's good. I like cooking jalapeno Ranch Style Beans
in with venison burger and rice.