It will depend on what recipe you would like to cook with Pinto Beans. For Example :
Ham Hocks with Pinto Beans : If you are planning to cook this recipe, the ingredients are mainly 3-pieces of large cloves garlic, 2-pounds of dry pinto beans and at least 3-pieces of smoked ham hocks. In addition, prepare a piece of chopped large-size onion. Once done, you may start to cook this dish by putting the garlic, onion and ham hocks inside a large cooking pot. Now start pouring some water which is enough to fill 3/4 of the pot. Set the stove to medium heat and start cooking the hocks for about an hour or two.
Once the hocks get tender, add water together with pinto beans. Cook for another hour or 2 until the pinto beans are done. For more tase, it is a good idea to add Jalepeno peppers (remove the seeds). About 6-8 individuals can enjoy the dish.
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Cooking time may be reduced by soaking the beans in water overnight before cooking. Rinse them before adding to the soup.
i usually buy 2 smoked hamhocks and a one pound bag of beans, put in a pot, cover with water and a lid and cook until tender. then i pick the meat off the hamhocks. makes yummy soupy beans, usually served with boiled potatoes!
both the same time .. they are yummy ..thank you
nine hours
no you don't have to just cook the beans long enough for the meat to cook.
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From Wikipedia:The small, white navy bean, also called pea beanor haricot, is particularly popular in Britain and the US, featured in such dishes as baked beans and even pies, as well as in various soups such as the famous Senate Bean Soup.[8] Navy bean varieties include: * Great Northern beans * Rainy River * Robust * Michelite * Sanilac
Great Northern beans [Phaseolus vulgaris] are shell beans. There are varieties that can be grown as bush beans, others as pole. The basic growing difference is the supports that pole beans need. Because of the supports, pole varieties take up less space. Within that space, they tend to have higher yields and summer long harvests.Plant after the last frost, when soil temperatures reach 65-70 degrees F. Use mildly acidic to neutral soil, in the 6.0-6.8 pH range. The soil needs to be well drained. Successful germination temperatures tend to fall in the 70-80 degree F range.Nitrogen fixing bacteria are advantages of such Leguminaceae family members as Great Northern beans. So intake of enough nitrogen doesn't tend to be a problem for beans and peas. NPK fertilizers, with lower nitrogen rates, therefore are preferred.Beans self pollinate. So every other row needs to be devoted to a plant other than beans. Bush beans need to be staggered every 2-4-6 inches in rows 18-24-36 inchesapart.Harvest before beans dry. That means that the pods still are swollen.Containers grow four bush beans at one time, in one 18 inch space. Pole beans also are planted one inch deep. Poles need to be staggered every 6-12-15 inches, with beans planted one inch deep around each pole. They need to be staggered every 3-4 inches along a fence or trellis.
Baked beans in a can are already cooked all you need to do is heat them, 20 to 30 minutes in a slow cooker should be enough.
I usually start with 2 cups of dried beans and cook them in a crock pot (slow cooker). If they were not pre-soaked it will take about 5 hours maybe more. Just make sure there is plenty of liquid on them for they will soak it up.
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If you store the beans in an air tight container, they can stay good for years. Dried beans are a good staple to have in your diet. Keep them dry until ready to cook.
There are a variety of reasons you may soak beans. If you want to soak them and then keep them in the fridge, they will usually last about two to three days.
Green beans. The purple ones turn green when you cook them.
as long as a saquatch turd
It depends on how long you cook them for, if you cook lentil beans for over 20 min. it will not grow any thing less it will indeed grow.But anything more it will take a longer time to grow.