Ingredients: Directions: Why choose black beans for high-protein Crock-Pot meals? On their own, one cup of black beans is ...

This weekend, I made a big pot of chili and a pot roast ... chili is that you can make it slightly differently every time (Black beans? Pinto beans? Kidney beans? Change it up, I say!) ...

The beauty of this meal is that it's simple and versatile. It's packed with protein, veggies and just the right amount of spice, creating a dish that’s rich, hearty and satisfying. Plus, it’s a ...

Add everything to the Crock Pot. Literally, just dump everything into the pot, no extra steps, no browning, no sautéing. Stir it a little to combine, then cover and cook on low for six hours or on ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends that a family of four spend about $240 a week on groceries, and that's on a ...

4."Pinto beans (washed, picked, and left in water overnight) and a ham hock. If we were lucky, we'd lucky a couple of bay leaves. We'd let that sit in the slow cooker all day, and man, that was some ...

There’s a plethora of chili recipes to explore, from quick-cooking Instant Pot ... beans to be found. Plus, you can’t go wrong with bacon or rich, dark ancho chile powder. Sweet potatoes and ...

One can each of black beans, kidney beans ... a tablespoon or so of tomato paste. Throw it all in a crock pot and serve over a baked potato. I usually get about six servings out of one recipe." ...

There’s a plethora of chili recipes to explore, from quick-cooking Instant Pot pork versions ... and there’s no beans to be found. Plus, you can’t go wrong with bacon or rich, dark ancho chile powder.

Grab your Crock Pot and ingredients and get cooking – dinner is served ... or buttered egg noodles to soak up the flavorful sauce. A side of steamed green beans or a fresh garden salad complements the ...