Mom's Favorite Pinto Beans

Oh my gosh….these beans are so delicious! And they’re super easy and quick to make in a pressure cooker!

I love my stovetop pressure cooker for making camp cooking quick and easy. It’s perfect for boondocking too because it doesn’t need electricity. I can use it for anything I use the Instant Pot for at home like stew, pulled chicken, beans, rice, quick breads, etc. I can cook with it outside on the camp stove or on the stove in the Casita. The pressure cooker makes quick work of hearty, healthy camping meals and because it cooks quickly, it helps conserve fuel! Not only that, but I can use it for regular cooking too so it doubles as a soup pot! Woo hoo!

Of course, you could bring your Instant Pot if you were planning on having hookups, or if you planned to use a generator, or you had some beefy solar going on!

I hope you try these pinto beans on your next adventure! Let me know how you liked them!

Oh, and if there were any left over, you could use them for burritos the next day!

Equipment:

• Pressure cooker or Instant Pot

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