
Pinto Beans – Dry
4.8 out of 5 stars (based on 66 reviews)
UPC CODE: 0 71524 01172 8
Pinto Beans – Dry Nutritional Info
Did you know: this kitchen chameleon changes its color from speckled to pink when it’s done cooking? With just a little TLC these dried pinto beans can be transformed into a side dish staple – homemade refried beans. But if “set and leave it” is more your speed, try one of our slow cook recipes below.
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Kosher
DIRECTIONS
Rinse and sort beans – removing any cracked, split or discolored pintos. Choose soaking method below using 6 cups of water per 1lb of beans. Cook: Simmer until beans are tender approx. 1 hour.
Quick Soak: Boil beans and water for 2 minutes, remove from heat. Cover and let stand for 1 hour.
Long Soak: Let beans and water stand for 6-8 hours (overnight).
Recipes
Ingredients: dried pinto beans
Customer Reviews
Love this salsa but cannot find it anymore. Did they stop making it?
Love this salsa but cannot find it anymore. Did they stop making it?
Response from La Preferida
Hello Punam! Which salsa are you referring to? I can let you know where you might be able to find it.
The best
My favorite!
Please bring back the old ones (UPC #71524 19000)
The old ones (UPC #71524 19000) were best, granted the paper wrappers AND lack of a pull top were nuisances, BUT, some of the best tasting canned tamales anyone could buy!
Best refried beans I have ever had !!! They were fabulous
Delicious so good my lil Rat Terrier loved them !! I made him a little dish and he carried the the dish into the bathroom where he could put it against the cupboard for leverage !! So funny 🐕❣️
Cooking process
I’m very interested in finding out the cooking process of your pinto beans are they pressure cooked which is a healthy way to cook beans Eden’s canned products like pinto beans and black beans steak on their website that they’re pressure cooked but what about your pinto beans
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