Recipe by: Emma Maher
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these ended up being a little too bland for my taste, but with a LOT of chili powder and some salt, they were very good.
I found that this recipe is geared toward tomato-lovers. For those who want a less tomatoey refried beans recipe, my suggestion would be to cut back on the amount of tomato paste used. Otherwi...
I found that this recipe is geared toward tomato-lovers. For those who want a less tomatoey refried beans recipe, my suggestion would be to cut back on the amount of tomato paste used. Otherwi...
these ended up being a little too bland for my taste, but with a LOT of chili powder and some salt, they were very good.
I agree that less tomato paste and broth should be used. I plan to try this recipe again, but reduce each of those ingredients by about half.
Delicious! I had a 'mexican night' for my family and friends and made these along with enchiladas, guacamole, salsa, tortilla chips, etc. They were a huge hit and a great healthy alternative to ...
I agree that you don't need nearly as much tomato paste nor broth. The flavor wasn't too bad, but I think I'll just stick to the canned stuff.
Too runny. . .but, you might be able to add sour cream and make a good bean dip. Thanks, Nannie
Used 1 onion, 1 tbl olive oil, 2 cans of pinto beans, 1 tbl tomato paste, 1 cup veggy broth, 1 tsp chili powder, 1 tsp cumin and a pinch of garlic powder. Thought it was great.
My husband made this to go into a burrito. It was more like a bean soup than refried beans. Good flavor after adding salt.