Double Drunk Borracho Beans (Instant Pot)

Chef Weird Beard @ChefWeirdBeard
Traditional Borracho beans simply add beer to the broth, in my rendition I soaked the beans in beer before cooking as well, giving them an extra oomph of flavor and making them “doubly” drunk. ;)
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Soak beans in light beer 🍺 preferably overnight but at least 3 hours
- 2
Chop veggies 🌶
- 3
Add beans to instant pot with broth, chopped veggies (besides chives), spices, and dark beer
- 4
Stir, and cook for 1 hour, it took about 30 minutes for ours to pressurize.
- 5
Stir, add to bowl, top with chives, and enjoy with a cold beer 🍻
- 6
FINITO! Take a cooksnap & tell us how it came out!
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