Texas Style Pinto Beans

[FireMan]

As Kent Rollins would say, Rotel tomatoes not to be confused with Rotella Motor Oil.
Been sittin her with a stache of beans. Give me sumthin to do bein it’s 7 F out this morning. Looks great, thanks fer the recipe.

[Panhead John]

You tell him texastweeter !

[texastweeter]

Red Man keep yappin', I'm reloadin'

[ecowper]

Very similar to what I call Texas Beans

[Panhead John]

You’re quite welcome, thanks! So glad you liked em.

[Dick Anderson]

Daggone good! Perfect for a much-needed rainy evening. Just the "Ranch-Style" bean recipe i have been trying to achieve. Thanks, @PanheadJohn!

[CaptainMike]

Nothing wrong with calling them Texas Style Pintos. They are in fact made in Texas by a genuine Texan, can't argue with that!

[Panhead John]

Thanks Mike. I wanted to title it…..something. Didn’t wanna just say..Pinto Beans. Calling them Ranch beans would have worked better probably. 🤷‍♂️

[jfmorris]

I've made that Tasso recipe several times and highly recommend it. However, I'll say that I ended up eating most of the Tasso on sandwiches, almost like super spicy pork pastrami...

[Bkhuna]

Panhead John - Must be the canned tomato product that makes it "Texan". 🙄

[GolfGeezer]

Pilates. In my new Xmas Lulumons.

[Panhead John]

I’ll bet! 😂😂😂……Forgot to ask, but, have you been working out?

[GolfGeezer]

I’ve got a bag of Rancho Gordo pinquitos and a bag of cubed up smoked brisket. This looks like a great recipe to use for those! Nice write-up. God, that was hard to type…

[Red Man]

Hmm…sounds like chile 😂

[Panhead John]

You caught on didn’t ya? This way, us Texans can have "chili" with beans and not be ridiculed from other Texans. 😂