Frijoles Negro Charro / Cowboy Black Beans

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chilerelleno

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Frijoles Negro Charro / Cowboy Black Beans
Black Beans Stewed with Smoked Pork Jowls, Roasted Veggies and Spices

1lb of Pintos, soak overnight
1lb or your favorite smoked pork, bacon, jowls or whatever.
1/4C bacon grease, lard or EVOO
Approx 4C each chicken broth and water, equal parts to cover beans
1 large onion, quartered
1-2 large Roma tomato
1 large Jalapeno chile
1-1/2 Bell peppers chopped
3-5 garlic cloves
2T salt
1T paprika
1-1/2T each Guajillo, Ancho and Arbol chile powders
1t each granulated onion and garlic
1t cumin

Prep 1lb of black beans.
I soak my black beans overnight, then drain and save the liquid.
Then I cover them again and boil them for 5 minutes and again save the liquid.
I use this liquid to make Frijoles Negro Charro / Cowboy Black Beans

Roast some onion, bell peppers, Jalapeno, tomatoes and garlic.
Then chop it all up and set aside till the beans are almost done before adding back.
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Add enough chicken stock to just cover the beans, then enough water to bring it a few inches over.
Add some type of diced pork, bacon, jowls, salt pork or whatever you prefer
Spice to taste, bring to a rolling boil, then lower heat to a fast simmer for several hours (4-6 hours) and the beans are tender.
Add back the veggies and finish
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That looks really tasty, please pass my bowl.

Point for sure.

Chris
 
Thanks Sonny.
It's a stainless steel 10qt stock pot.

Well that makes sense. I guess it is just the angle of the shot.
I thought it looked tapered. (like some buckets are)

When my wife makes a pot roast, she starts by browning it in a stock pot like that.
Then adds all the other stuff. Yum!

You sure are one heck of a good cook!
 
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