I don't have an IP but I cook pinto beans every day for my Northern faire feast. Stove top, an onion coarsely chopped, a quart of water for each cup of beans (I use 3 cups of beand), and a generous Tbl of sallt per cup of beans, bring to a boil, then simmer until they are done. Because of how we put the feast together we add whatever seasoning strikes us on any given day. The onion dissolves into the beans.
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I don't have an IP but I cook pinto beans every day for my Northern faire feast. Stove top, an onion coarsely chopped, a quart of water for each cup of beans (I use 3 cups of beans), bring to a boil, then simmer until they are done. Because of how we put the feast together we add whatever seasoning strikes us on any given day. The onion dissolves into the beans.
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