'Busted Pinto Beans
1 lb Dry Pinto Beans
2 Tbl SuckleBusters, Texas Gold Dust, All Purpose Seasoning
1 Ham Hock
1/2 Baking potato sliced in 1/2 inch sections
Soak the beans in water overnight, drain, rinse and put in a Crock Pot. Add the SuckleBusters, ham hock and potato slices. Fill crock with water. I usually cook on high 'til it hits a slow boil, the reduce to low until I'm ready to eat. All told you can put on early in the morning and be done mid-afternoon or easily by dinner. Remove and discard potato before serving.
If'n you want to get fancy - throw in onion, bell pepper, diced tomato, chiles or any type of peppers. Any combo of that stuff makes it mo better.
Serve with corn bread (prefered):
http://bubbabbq.homeunix.net/Recipes/KeriCornbread.html
Or wrapped hot flour tortilias with cheese and hot sauce. Yum. Yum.
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PINTO BEAN SECRET: Take 1 half a large baking potato, slice in 1/2 inch sections. Add to the pot. Remove before serving (whatever you do with it, DONT eat the potato). A smart elderly lady taught me this trick - takes the gas out of the beans...I suppose the starch reacts with it somehow, ? I dunno, but it works.
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...from another thred:
PINTO BEAN SECRET: Take 1 half a large baking potato, slice in 1/2 sections. Add to the pot. Remove before serving (whatever you do with it, DONT eat the potato). A smart elderly lady taught me this trick - takes the gas out of the beans...I suppose the starch reacts with it somehow, ? I dunno, but it works.
PINTO BEAN SECRET: Take 1 half a large baking potato, slice in 1/2 sections. Add to the pot. Remove before serving (whatever you do with it, DONT eat the potato). A smart elderly lady taught me this trick - takes the gas out of the beans...I suppose the starch reacts with it somehow, ? I dunno, but it works.
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Well just like all other native Texans of the baby boomer genre I was raised on Pinto beans. We ate em 7 days a week and twice on Sat and Sunday and will assure you putting a raw tater in there aint gonna degas em..which then begs the question of why anybody want to degas em? I mean why would anybody intentionally want to loose the morning pharting contest? Yankees looks at things sorta funny huh? You can buy em books and send em to school and whut do they do? Yeppers..they chew on the book covers.
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OK, went to the store and got one. I'm assuming they need to be not raw, so I got one that's been cook. Least that's what the packed says. And sliced. darn thing cost 3X what the package of pintos cost
Fill the crock pot to the top with water? Seems like a lot of water for so few beans.
Ya can tell I don't do this much, cause I ain't had much luck with dry beans. But now that I got "soft" (city) water from the tap thought I'd try once again. Also picked up a can of diced Jalps I thought I toss in along with a little onion.
Oh, 2 racks of St. Louis style going on Einstein tomorrow. One with the wife's favorite rub of mine PRX6.0 (no heat) and one with the bosses new concoction Some kind of pasta salad will round it out.
Fill the crock pot to the top with water? Seems like a lot of water for so few beans.
Ya can tell I don't do this much, cause I ain't had much luck with dry beans. But now that I got "soft" (city) water from the tap thought I'd try once again. Also picked up a can of diced Jalps I thought I toss in along with a little onion.
Oh, 2 racks of St. Louis style going on Einstein tomorrow. One with the wife's favorite rub of mine PRX6.0 (no heat) and one with the bosses new concoction Some kind of pasta salad will round it out.
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OSD - You are spot on. I save all my ham bones, freeze 'em and use 'em for beans.
Dats - Fill 'er to the top assuming you have a 5 or 6 quart crock pot. The beans get "bigger" + the juice is great on corn bread.
Puff - I may be nuts, but I think it works too.
Dats - Fill 'er to the top assuming you have a 5 or 6 quart crock pot. The beans get "bigger" + the juice is great on corn bread.
Puff - I may be nuts, but I think it works too.
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If you want to substitute the ham hock - fry 4 - 6 peices of bacon, and add the bacon and about 3 tablespoons of the drippings to the pintos. I usually saute an oinion or bell pepper in the bacon drippings and then add to the crock pot.
Dont forget the tater!
Dont forget the tater!
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