Apache Beans are a pinto-type bean, though they have a slightly sweeter taste than pinto beans. They were not actually used by the Apache Indians; the beans are a modern breed dating from 1986. History Notes Apache Beans were developed by the Idaho Seed Bean Co., Twin Falls, Idaho, US in 1986 from Beldak RR-2…
Pinto Beans
Bean Pie Recipe
You serve this as a dessert pie. They’ll probably think it’s pumpkin.
Drunken Beans Recipe
More like a soup, it’s meant to be served in bowls. Best if made a day ahead of time then reheated for serving.
Hopi Black Pinto Beans
Hopi Black Pinto Beans are not actually black pinto beans. Instead, they are pinto beans that are pinky-beige or beige with black speckles. Occasionally, there will be a bean that is mostly black. The plant gives high yields. History Notes Hopi Black Pinto Beans were obtained in 1984 from the garden of a Lucy Tenakhongua…
Mexican Red Beans
Mexican Red Beans are a pinto type bean that grow on a sprawling bush-type bean plant that can grow 1 foot to 14 inches (30 to 36 cm) tall; 90 to 110 days from seed. They are grown for use as a dried bean. The pods will be 3 ½ inches (9 cm) long. Mexican…
Nodak Beans
Nodak Beans are a variety of Pinto bean that is ready to harvest before many other Pinto varieties. The plant gives very high yields; 85 days from seed. History Notes Nodak Beans were developed jointly by the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the USDA ARS. During development, Nodak Beans were referred to as “GH-370.”…
Pinto Beans
Pinto Beans © Denzil Green Pinto beans are beige-coloured with streaks of pinkish-brown. When cooked, the streaks disappear and the beans become pinkish-brown. The beans are about ½ inch (1 cm) long. They are related to kidney beans. Cooking Tips Soaked pinto beans will require about 2 hours of simmering time. Unsoaked pinto beans will…
Rattlesnake Beans
Rattlesnake Beans are a recent Pinto bean hybrid. The beans are about ⅜ inch (95 mm) long, and are oval, but slightly blunt. They are beige-coloured with streaks of pinkish-brown. Rattlesnake Beans look very similar to Pinto beans, except for these blunt ends. When cooked, Rattlesnake Beans have a mild flavour and a fine texture….
Spicy Barbeque Beans
Excellent to serve with barbeque.