Introduction
The GOAT of cheap foods. A canvas with unlimited potential. Healthy, full of fiber, low glycemic index, great carb-to-protein ration, and entertaining side effects. You don't even need a kitchen to cook beans, just a pot and a hot plate.
Ingredients:
- One pound of beans
- One pound of bacon
- One yellow onion
- Two bell peppers
- Two jalapenos
- Salt or bouillon
- Pepper
- Garlic powder
- Cumin
- Oregano
- One can of beer (optional)
- Some dried chili peppers (optional)
All ingredients are optional except beans, salt, pepper, garlic powder, cumin, and oregano.
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Get the pot you will be cooking the beans in.
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Cook some bacon in the pot.
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Pour out the some of the grease if you are more concerned about saturated fats than flavor.
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Add the vegetables you chopped into the pot and cook until softened, stirring once every two minutes.
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Appreciate how incredible your old gross apartment is going to smell for a while.
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Discard the water you soaked the beans in.
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Pour the beans into the pot.
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Add water until the beans are submerged about two inches.
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Add whatever spices you like to the beans and stir!
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Mandatory:
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Salt (or your favorite bouillon)
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Pepper
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Garlic powder
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Cumin
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Oregano
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Recommended: coriander, paprika, chili powder, bay leaf.
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Get two cans of light beer.
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Pour one can into the beans (trust me).
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Drink the other can as a reward to yourself for cooking beans.
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Throw some dried chili peppers into a separate pot of boiling water.
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Turn the heat to simmer and steep the chilis for 15 mins.
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Pour the chilis and water into a blender and blend until liquified.
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Add to the beans.
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Simmer the beans and stir occasionally until they are done, at least a few hours.
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Test for doneness by eating a bean.
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Enjoy the fruits of your labor and invest all of the money you saved into a low cost, diversified index fund in a tax-advantaged retirement account.
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