The Refried Bean Secrets Mexican Restaurants Use – 3 Stages for Tacos, Tostadas & More
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These refried beans are sometimes called runny, sticky and retefritos…and the restaurants will serve their refried beans based on the dish being ordered.
… but the first secret is that it all starts with a good pinto bean recipe.
For Terry’s favorite pinto beans recipe we’re gonna use:
– 2.5 C of Casserole Pinto Beans – these our are FAVORITE brand of beans
– 2 Garlic Cloves
– 2 Strips of Thick Cut Hickory & Mesquite Smoked Bacon
– About half J & B Salt Pork
_ A little more or a little less of each ingredient, to your preference
and
– 2 tsp of APC OG, you can salt to taste later
The cooking process for these is super simple in the crock pot. NO soaking needed. You just need to set it to high to get them simmering and check it every hour or so with a little stir. Depending on the crock pot these should take about four to five hours MAX!
And BONUS! In this video we’re also gonna show you what I call the THREE STAGES OF REFRIED BEANS! Stage 1 is the runny bean, perfect for scooping up with a Mexican spoon. Stage 2 is a little drier bean cooked with a little lard perfect for spreading on a tortilla or on a plate. And Stage 3 we add a little more yummy lard and take them to a little toasty finish, incorporating all of the yummy crispy goodness from the bottom of the pan. I love these for chalupas because they won’t make your tortillas soggy and the flavor, oh baby is several notches above the other two.
Speckled bean Soup | Creamy and Loaded with flavour
Speckled bean soup, also known as ham and bean soup or navy bean soup, is a hearty and comforting dish that has a rich history in American cuisine. The soup is made with navy beans, ham hocks, and a variety of vegetables and seasonings, such as onion, garlic, and thyme.
The origins of speckled bean soup can be traced back to the early 19th century when beans and pork were staple foods for many Americans. During this time, ham hocks were a cheap and readily available ingredient, and beans were a common crop grown by farmers. The dish was a popular choice for hearty and nutritious meals, particularly during the colder months.
The taste of speckled bean soup is rich and savory, with a subtle smoky flavor from the ham hocks. The beans become soft and creamy when cooked, making the soup thick and satisfying. The addition of vegetables and seasonings adds depth and complexity to the flavor profile, creating a well-rounded and comforting meal.
Today, speckled bean soup remains a popular dish in American cuisine, particularly in the southern states. It is often served with cornbread or biscuits and can be enjoyed as a main course or as a side dish. It is a dish that has stood the test of time, and its rich history and delicious taste make it a beloved part of American culinary tradition.
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The BEST MEXICAN CHICKEN TORTILLA SOUP Recipe | Sopa Azteca
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Today I want to share with you how to make the best Mexican chicken tortilla soup or also known as sopa azteca , The flavors on this soup is like no other, it’s soooo delicious and it’s perfect to enjoy on any day, any occasion, specially now that its cold!!!! This soup is not spicy at all the chiles just add a good amount of flavor, if you want it to be spicy, add Chile chipotle or arbol! So I hope you all enjoy it! Old recipe found here ????????
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Ingredients:
4 pieces of chicken breast with rib
20 corn tortillas
Black or pinto beans
Sweet corn
5 roma tomatoes
5 New Mexico or guajillo Chile pods
1 chile ancho
Handful of cilantro
1 onion
Garlic cloves
2 bay leaves
Chicken bouillon
1 tbsp whole black pepper
1 tsp cumin
Salt
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From Canned Beans To Charro Beans | No one Will Know The Difference ❤
CHARRO BEANS is one dish I prepare often, they are very popular here in South Texas, we also love to barbecue and have family gatherings and Charro Beans are a must... Charro Beans from a can started when I was in a rush to come up with a side dish and I didn't have time to cook a fresh pot of beans, so I used canned and now it's the way to go for me especially if I'm in a rush. It takes a few minutes and a few ingredients to prepare these and no one will know the difference.
INGREDIENTS----------------
4 16oz Cans Pinto Beans (I used Bush's)
5 slices thin cut bacon (chopped)
1/3 med onion (chopped)
1 large Roma tomato (diced)
1 finely minced garlic clove
1 jalapeño (diced small) (optional)
Small bunch cilantro (chopped)
1 1/2 Tbsp Chicken bouillon tomato flavored (Knorr)
2 C. water
DISCLAIMER
Do not eat or serve this dish to anyone who is or might be allergic to any ingredient in this dish.
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Easy Crockpot Mexican Shredded Beef
Flavor-packed, tender, fall-apart, Mexican-style Shredded beef! Super easy, made with just a chuck roast, and a few pantry staples.
FULL RECIPE HERE:
This beef is so versatile...it can be used in tacos, burritos, quesadillas, taquitos, and more!
No need to brown the roast first...although, you definitely can for an added depth of flavor! But, we skip this step...and it comes out full of flavor!
The video shows how to make it in the Crock pot slow-cooker, but it can also be made in the Instant Pot or Stove-top (instructions on food blog).
Get the FULL DETAILED RECIPE HERE:
Try this Mexican Shredded beef in Crispy Shredded Beef Tacos {with Baked Taco Shells}!
It takes only 2 cups of this beef to make about 12-14 tacos, so you will have plenty leftover for another meal! Get the recipe here:
Recommended Equipment:
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Any of these can be used, depending on what method you choose to cook the beef!
Crockpot:
Instant Pot (6 qt):
Large Stockpot
Dutch Oven:
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