Slow Cooker Ranch Style Beans
- Prep time10 min
- Cook time8 hr
- Servings6

There are Ranch Style Beans and then there are Hidden Valley™ Ranch Style Beans. This slow cooker recipe takes its time to develop the flavor harmony of bacon, onions, beans, chili powder and HVR Seasoning to make them just right on a cold winter’s day or parked next to your favorite picnic delicacy on a lazy summer afternoon.
Please enable cookies to buy ingredients.
- Notes
- 95% would recommend
Ingredients(6)
dried pinto beans
1 pound
bacon, chopped
½ pound
tomato paste
¼ cup
onion, diced
½
1 tablespoon
chili powder
1 tablespoon
For safe meat preparation, reference the USDA website.
Steps(3)
- 1
Place the beans in the pot of a slow cooker. Add the bacon, tomato paste and onions.
- 2
Pour 6 cups water over the top. Cover the pot and cook for 8 hours on low heat or 5–6 hours on high.
- 3
Two hours before you are finished, stir in the ranch seasoning and chili powder. Serve hot.
Note: For a vegetarian version, leave out the bacon.
Multi-Cooker-Friendly Recipe Instructions
- 1
Place the beans in the inner pot of your multi-cooker. Add the bacon, tomato paste and onions. Pour 5 cups of water over the top.
- 2
Turn on the multi-cooker and secure the lid, setting pressure valve to “sealing.” Select “manual” or “pressure cook” and cook on high-pressure for 30 minutes. Select “cancel” to turn off the machine.
- 3
Allow the pressure valve to natural pressure release for at least 15 minutes, then quick-release the pressure by turning the seal to “venting.” Remove the lid, then stir in the ranch seasoning and chili powder.
- 4
Check for doneness. Serve warm if finished. If necessary, pressure cook another 5 minutes by following the steps above.
* Always follow manufacturer’s instructions.
Enable cookies to see personalized content
Have You Tried These Yet?
Please enable cookies to view reviews.

SHOP RANCHSWAG ALLYEAR LONG
Enable cookies to see personalized content
- Save
- Share
- Text
Please enable cookies to see reviews



























