Well, Beans…

There are lots of things going on: work projects, professional development study (yes, another AWS Certification), revealing the hidden secrets of security administration to the apprentice, and dealing with Madam BadWolf’s return.
I am hungry but do not want to take the time to cook. I have a taste for creamy and crunchy and a yen for spicy. Perhaps I should try pinto bean dip with some add-ins, such as bacon bits and spicy Mexican sausage.
I should cook my beans, but I have no time for that. So I’ll grab a can of cooked pintos, drain and wash them to remove the bulk of the excess sodium, blend with spices, thinning with beer, add to the pan with my cooking meats, and stir through to heat and mix. Top with cheese and serve with chips and the rest of that beer.
I’ll use my taco mix; see below the main recipe.

Spicy, Cheesy, Pinto Dip
Ingredients
Method
- In a skillet over medium heat, add oil and bring to a spider. Add bacon, 1/2 the jalapenos and onion; cook, stirring often, until bacon is rendered and onion is softened, 8 to 10 minutes.
- Add chorizo; cook, stirring often to crumble into small pieces, until chorizo is mostly cookedthrough, 4 to 5 minutes.
- While the meats cook, place the pintos, taco seasoning into a blender, blend smooth, adding the beer to adjust consistancy. We are looking for a loose consistancy.
- When the meats are done, add the blended beans and remaining jalapenos to the pan, stir, and heat through
- Taste, Season, and Balance Flavors
- Plate and add cheese as desired; serve with tortilla chips and side with the rest of the beer.
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Ingredients
Method
- Mix all
- Store in an air-tight container
- Keep away from light and heat
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