INGREDIENTS
2 cups
dried pinto beans (No need to soak the beans, but beans that are fresher will cook more quickly. If your beans have been sitting on the shelf for a while, add 5-10 minutes cooking time.)
1 tbsp
+ 2 T olive oil (Or use lard, bacon grease, or any other fat you prefer for frying the beans.)
1 cup
chopped onion
2 tbsp
minced garlic (garlic from a jar is fine for this)
1 can
diced green chiles (I used Anaheim chiles, called green chiles in U.S. stores, but you can use hotter chiles if you prefer.)
1 tsp
salt
grated cheese, for serving (I used Four Cheese Mexican blend, which is a mix of cheeses)
thinly sliced green onions, for serving