by Randall Beans | Mar 29, 2018 | Great Northern Beans, Hearty, Main Course, Recipes
Need a big, hearty, warm recipe to please a crowd with on a chilly winter or autumn evening? A cassoulet may be the answer you are looking for! A staple in French cuisine, a cassoulet is a tasty combination of elements of a casserole and a stew. It normally features...
by Randall Beans | Mar 19, 2018 | Hearty, Pinto Beans, Recipes, Salad, Side Dish
Salad is kind of a hard sell during the early spring weather. When it’s cold outside, we often crave something warm and filling. While that’s natural, it is still important to at least try and eat healthy during the winter time. A nice winter salad can be...
by Randall Beans | Mar 14, 2018 | Blog, Great Northern Beans, Hearty, Salad
Salads seem a little out of place during cold weather, right. In the cold, you want hearty, warm and filling. Salads are meant for the summertime… Not so fast! While salads are definitely more summer food, there are ways to make salads more accommodating...
by Randall Beans | Feb 7, 2018 | Great Northern Beans, Hearty, Main Course, Mixed Beans, Recipes, Soup
Ham and beans. Is there a more dynamic food duo? We certainly can’t get enough. Full of flavor, hearty, quick, and cheap to fix ham and bean soup is perfect for winter, fall, and anywhere in between. That’s why we were excited when our food blogger, Kate, put together...
by Randall Beans | Feb 1, 2018 | Blog, Chili, Hearty, Recipes
Looking to spice up an ordinary bowl of chili? It’s all about the meat! There’s no wrong way to make chili, no matter what meat you use or whether you use beans or not. It is such a complex dish that you can add almost anything and it will taste great....
by Randall Beans | Jan 11, 2018 | Hearty, Pinto Beans, Recipes, Soup
Brrr! Let’s stay in tonight! When the weather outside is frightful, or at least cold enough to make spending any time outside sound like a really awful idea, it’s the perfect time to bundle up inside with a warm blanket, a good movie or book and something...
