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Frijoles refritos Refried beans.
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Frijoles refritos - [Spanish] refried beans; a paste of stewed pinto beans fried in fat with onions and garlic and frequently includes chiles.
Fritada - [Spanish] stew usually made with goat meat, which always contains some animal blood.

Frijoles Refritos:
Refried beans. Most commonly cooked pinto beans that are mashed, sauteed in oil or fat, and mixed with cheese cheddar.
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Frijoles Refritos (Spanish): Refried beans
Frikadeller (Danish): Meatballs fried in lard
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To prepare frijoles refritos, the beans are first cooked in water with epazote and other spices (garlic, onion, cumin and dried Mexican chiles or paprika).

refried beans = frijoles refritos Notes: These are beans that are cooked, mashed, and then fried, usually in lard or bacon drippings. To make your own: Cook 2 cups of pinto or chili beans in water until they're tender, then drain.

Refried beans, frijoles refritos, are a popular Mexican side dish of cooked mashed and then refried red or pinto beans.
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Fideos Noodles Flan Custard Fresas Strawberries Frijoles Beans (cooked) Frijoles Refritos Refried pinto beans boiled with seasoning until tender, then crushed and sautéed in canola oil.

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In traditional Mexican cooking, this dish is made from red beans or pinto beans and is commonly served with eggs at breakfast or suppertime snacks.

Rick Bayless, in his wonderful book Mexico One Plate at a Time, provides a recipe for a "not-so-rich version of frijoles refritos" that may strike a happy balance between tradition and nutrition.

Refried beans are a popular Mexican specialty also known by their Mexican name frijoles refritos. Refried beans are prepared with cooked red beans or pinto beans that are mashed, then fried, often in some type of fat or lard.

Mexicans and Central Americans use epazote fresh in salads, soups, and meats and especially to enhance huitlacoche, mushrooms, bean- and chile-based foods such as refried beans (frijoles refritos), frijoles negros, moles, or rice and beans.

Frijoles (beans): A standard Mexican dish served with just about everything. Frijoles de olla are boiled beans with seasoning; frijoles refritos are beans mashed and fried.

Frijoles colados (Sp.): beans that are cooked, then strained before frying.
Frijoles maneados (Sp.): beans fried with cheese, a specialty of Sonora.
Frijoles refritos (Sp.): refried beans.

See also: Frijole, Refried beans, Juice, Fruit, Flavor

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