Notes

You want enough liquid to cover the beans. Add more liquid if needed.
You can use water only, instead of a mix of broth if desired. The broth adds flavor.
Using 4 cups of liquid results in moderate liquid in the pot once the beans have cooked. There won't be a ton of liquid, but the pot will also not be dry. I didn't have to drain any excess liquid. If you like a lot of liquid with the beans add another cup or two of water.
28 minutes results in beans that are soft, but are not mushy. If you like firmer beans lower the cook time to around 20 minutes. If you like mushy beans, increase the cook time to 32 minutes or more.
One pound of dry beans is 2 cups. One pound of dry beans will produce about 6 cups of cooked beans

Nutrition

Serving: 1servingCalories: 134kcalCarbohydrates: 14gProtein: 13gFat: 2g
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Comments

  1. staysnatched says

    The amount noted in the recipe is correct.

  2. Lindsay B. says

    How would the cooking time change for double the amount of beans?

    • staysnatched says

      It likely wouldn’t but you wouldn’t need to test it. If they aren’t done, add additional time.

  3. Gwendolyn says

    3 stars
    I used one cup of dried beans per the recipe and had way too much liquid. I added an additional 30 minutes to the instant pot and then just drained the beans. After that, they turned out flavorful and a nice texture.

    • staysnatched says

      Interesting. I'm glad you made this to suit your taste.

    • Julie says

      @Gwendolyn, the recipe calls for 1 POUND of dried beans which is slightly over 2 dry cups.

  4. staysnatched says

    I keep referring to them because they mean the same thing. You should have used 2 cups as stated in the recipe. That's why they were watery.

  5. Kitty Marie says

    @staysnatched, the actual recipe portion of your post states 1 cup, not 2. Just FYI 🙂 thanks for the recipe! I’m trying it out now.

  6. Katye Brzozowski says

    5 stars
    These came out PERFECT. Such great flavor and super easy to follow!

    • staysnatched says

      Wonderful! I'm so glad to hear it.

  7. Jan says

    I cooked for 30 minutes in my instant pot and let it cool down for 25 before I open the lid and they’re still only halfway done! Disappointed since I’m trying to get my casserole made for tonight!

    • staysnatched says

      Thanks for sharing. Your measurements may have been different. The recipe works for myself and others.

  8. DeErica says

    Full of flavor and the right amount of spice. Pairs well with the pollo asado and cilantro lime rice!!

    • staysnatched says

      Such a great pairing!

  9. Naima says

    5 stars
    The beans came out perfect!! So tasty.

    • staysnatched says

      I’m glad you enjoyed them!

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