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This recipe for ranch-style beans makes a stellar summer side dish for all your picnicking needs. Made with pinto beans simmered in an aromatic spicy sauce, it’s an easy southwestern side dish that calls for only a handful of ingredients.<\/p>\n

While the method for making a ranch-style beans recipe is straightforward, a bit of planning goes a long way. You’ll need to boil and soak the beans<\/a> before moving on to the fun part. This recipe is worth the effort though, especially when you’re hankering for a bold side to enjoy with hot dogs<\/a> or smoked brisket.<\/p>\n

What are ranch-style beans?<\/h2>\n

Ranch-style beans are a staple Tex-Mex recipe featuring pinto beans, onions and garlic cooked in a spicy tomato sauce. This dish isn’t quite as hot as chili (although it certainly can<\/em> be, depending on how much spice you like) and calls for fewer ingredients. Unlike many chili recipes, ranch-style beans are usually prepared without meat.<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Ranch-Style Beans<\/h2>\n