Refried bean seasoning mix
A quick-to-use seasoning mix for your refried beans. It makes them both fragrant and delicious! Feel free of course to adjust to your taste and preferences!
The cocoa is optional; chocolate is used as a cooking spice in Mexico, and it lends your refried beans a wonderful depth of flavour.
Tip: A few tablespoons of tomato powder , if you make it, is also awesome added to this.
The recipe
Yield: 2 cups (300 g) of dry mix.
Refried Bean Seasoning Mix
A quick-to-use seasoning mix for your refried beans.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 0 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Yield 2 cups of dry mix
Calories 19 kcal
Ingredients
- 65 g ground cumin (12 tablespoons / ¾ cup)
- 65 g salt (4 tablespoons. Or salt sub)
- 30 g ground black pepper (4 tablespoons)
- 30 g onion powder (4 tablespoons)
- 45 g garlic powder (4 tablespoons)
- 10 g oregano (4 tablespoons, dried)
- 25 g cocoa powder (optional, 4 tablespoons, unsweetened)
- 10 g chili powder (5 teaspoons)
Instructions
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Place all ingredients in a jar or container, put lid on, and shake.
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Store in a sealed container.
Usage notes
- Use 3 tablespoons / 40 g per 4 cups of cooked beans being made into refried beans;
- Pro tip: Also add 1 to 2 tablespoons of lime or lemon juice (fresh or bottled) per 4 cups of cooked beans being made into refried beans — the citrus acidity really wakes up the flavour of the beans and takes the flat-tasting edge off them.
Cooking with canning
Nutrition
Per 1 tablespoon of the dry mix.
- 36 calories per tablespoon
- with salt, 970 mg sodium per tablespoon; with salt sub, 182 mg sodium per tablespoon
- if you have any dried tomato powder, a few tablespoons of that makes a nice addition to the mix
With salt
With salt sub
Joyce
In your refried bean seasoning recipe 65g ground Cumin is how many tablespoons
Healthy Canning
12 tablespoons / 3/4 cup. (At bottom of recipes there’s a link for switching measurements. It’s on the todo list to ask the recipe template makers if they can make that more visible somehow.)