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    Southern style Pinto beans

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    • on March 15, 2010

      My mom would put a pot of these beans on in the morning on wash day (she used lard). Everyone who walked past the stove had to stir the beans. I make these same beans often, but I use one smoked ham hock. Good amount of soupy broth. No, these are not cowboy beans with peppers etc... Just good southern pintos! Good with fried pork chops - now your talking.

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    • on January 29, 2004

      These beans were really something different than what I am used to eating but I really liked them. I used dried pinto beans and used a pressure cooker to speed up the process ( 1 1/4 hr at 10 lbs pressure). Served this recipe with corn bread and buttermilk. Tasty! Thanks for posting, JimB. =)

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    • on February 07, 2012

      Love pinto beans, and the beans turned out just great without soaking!! I did add additional water, a couple of times during cooking, because I was afraid the beans would burn. The pork I used was the last remains of a cure 81 ham. Tasted great! Thanks, JimB427 for posting this down home recipe. Made for Cooking From The Pantry Challenge Game

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    • on January 13, 2009

      Just like Mama used to make in the foothills of NC! Plain, simple yet really tasty. The cornbread and sliced onions complete the dish.

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    • on September 26, 2007

      Very good beans,I also prefer smoked ham hocks.By accident I discovered how to make ranch style beans with this recipe by adding a package of dry enchilada seasoning.They taste so much like the canned ranch style beans and great with cornbread. Good for a change once in awhile.Thanks for the recipe!

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    • on May 29, 2006

      Pinto beans and ham are an Ozarks staple, we just call them "red beans". I do recommend the addition of onion and I prefer a smoked ham hock vs. fatback. This is true pioneer food and is wonderful.

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    • on April 29, 2006

      These were very good, but I did miss the onion and peppers that I usually use. this was simple to make. I used 2 ham hocks instead of the pork fatback. Thanks

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    • on December 31, 2005

      you can also use ham hock for these and my dad adds a teaspoon of mustard in his bowl its really good as well as chopped onions of course

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    • on September 18, 2005

      I think I've found the secret recipe for pinto beans...you know, the one my mother-in-law must've used. These had a nice texture and the right amount of "soup"...unlike my usual attempt at pintos. Glad you posted this one, Jim.

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    • on July 03, 2004

      A classic Country mainstay. Good as a Main Dish or a Side. No extra seasonings cooked in so everyone can do their own thing. "SoupBeans", fried potatoes and cornbread have gotten many a Southern Highlands family through hard times, and better show up on the menu at least every two weeks during good times or the family starts talking mutiny. Served with cornbread or hushpuppies the cornmeal has the amino acids the beans lack and vice versa. So the incomplete proteins in each become complete when eaten together.

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    Nutritional Facts for Southern style Pinto beans

    Serving Size: 1 (220 g)

    Servings Per Recipe: 6

    Amount Per Serving
    % Daily Value
    Calories 81.5
     
    Calories from Fat 3
    85%
    Total Fat 0.3 g
    0%
    Saturated Fat 0.0 g
    0%
    Cholesterol 0.0 mg
    0%
    Sodium 7.6 mg
    0%
    Total Carbohydrate 14.9 g
    4%
    Dietary Fiber 5.1 g
    20%
    Sugars 0.1 g
    0%
    Protein 5.1 g
    10%

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