Refried beans are considered one of my favourite meals to serve up and after I noticed Janet's tackle a classic that protected pumpkin, I knew I simply needed to try her pumpkin-infused refried beans. And I'm absolutely glad I did. I spiced my dish up and made up a huge batch because leftover refried beans are constantly a treat too. The pumpkin taste comes out in a subtle however awesome way that without a doubt goes nicely with the pinto beans and spice combo I used. Serve them up as a dip or as a filling for wraps, crowned with some warm sauce and sour cream if desired, or along a bed of grains, inclusive of quinoa or rice. I served mine up with some jalape?O sauce and a few quinoa desserts.
On the subject of pumpkin, when it is in season, it?S clean to make your very own pumpkin pur?E at domestic to save for destiny use when you have sufficient freezer area. Buy a fairly big pumpkin, cut it in half, scoop out the seeds and membranes, cut once more in halves, brush with some oil and roast in a preheated 400?F oven for 35 to 50 minutes or till fork smooth. When cool, clearly scoop out the pumpkin and mash it up till clean. Store inside the freezer in sealed bags in 1 cup quantities for future use.
Don?T overlook to order those seeds. You can roast them for an easy, addictive and healthful snack.
More pinto bean ideas from Lisa's Kitchen:
Refried Beans with Sun-Dried Tomatoes
Southern-Style Beans with Rice and Fried Eggplant
Pinto Bean and Avocado Burritos
Corn and Pinto Bean Dip
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