Recipes using Randall Beans
Not Quite Out Like a Lamb Yet Cozy Pinto Bean and Rice Stew
When life gets busy, the last thing you want to do is put together a complex recipe with a long list of ingredients. Keep things simple yet delicious with our Not Quite Out Like a Lamb Yet Cozy Pinto Bean and Rice Stew, made with a classic base of ingredients that you...
In Like a Lion Creamy and Warming White Beans
Craving something warm and satisfying for lunch or dinner this season? This In Like a Lion Creamy and Warming White Beans recipe is packed with the protein and fiber you need to feel your best, not to mention the complex flavor profile of the herbs and the spicy kick...
St. Patrick’s Day Colcannon With White Beans
If you’ve never heard of colcannon, you’re about to discover your new favorite St. Patrick’s Day food with white beans. This traditional Irish dish is made with mashed potatoes, kale, and cabbage and features a delectable sauce that uses white beans as its primary...
Perfect Valentine’s Day Fennel-Crusted Beef Roast with White Beans, Tomatoes, and Arugula
A classic beef roast for two is a delightful way to say, “I love you!” Here’s what’s on the menu for your Valentine’s Day dinner: Randall Great Northern Beans combine exquisitely with fennel-crusted beef roast and flavor-packed herbs in this dish. Enjoy this savory...
Hearty Beef and Pinto Bean Stew
Tender beef and hearty vegetables combine to make this succulent wintertime stew. Our Hearty Beef and Pinto Bean Stew is the perfect recipe for cold winter nights when you need comfort food that warms you up. Lucious Randall Pinto Beans give this savory stew extra...
Warm and Cozy White Bean Soup
Soup is a wintertime staple, and Randall Great Northern Beans make it even better! This recipe contains delectable herbs, flavorful and warming spices, and the perfect blend of hearty ingredients. Enjoy with crusty bread! Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 15...
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