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Old 01-06-2018, 08:06 PM   #429
Greg Anos
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
LOL, good point. Chili from a can? Say nay, sir, say nay!



I find that they do. I love my crocker for all those sorts of things; beans, chili, and all that good stuff. I'm always forgetting to soak my beans, so I end up doing a quick-cook-soak, and then throw them in the crockpot overnight, especially pintos or some of the other tougher beans, like kidneys. I wish I had more great bean recipes, because it would be good for Mr. H to eat more of them. As we've, cough, matured, beans have that unfortunate side-effect--of which I'm sure some of you are aware--and Mr. H is temperamentally unsuited to being musical, lol!!! (Actually, I should try the IP for beans; people SWEAR by it...)

I've never heard of Fiesta seasoning--is that one of those jarred things? The fajita seasoning? Is that what you use? I'm always open to new things...

Hitch
Fiesta may be a regional thing. They are based in San Antonio, Texas. The label is (extra fancy) Fiesta Pinto Beans seasoning. If you are really interested, you can PM me and I'll ship you a plastic jar (4.5 oz) of it.
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