Cooking beans in crockpot

This post will show you everything you need to know about How to Cook Dried Beans in a CrockPot or Slow Cooker!

Cookbook author Robin Robertson shares everything you need to know about how to cook dry beans in a slow cooker. Plus, helpful time chart.

These pinto beans couldn't be easier to make in a slow cooker. Any that you don't use within a few days can be stored in a container or resealable bag and kept in the freezer. To turn whole pintos into a healthy version of refried beans, saute a little onion and garlic in olive oil until tender, add the beans and some of the cooking liquid, and cook for a few minutes. Then, mash with a fork or puree in a blender.

Cooking dried beans sounds like a lot of work, but I'll show you that it is quite easy. The benefits of cooking your beans are worth any extra work.

The slow cooker makes cooking dry or dried beans SO easy! You will never need to buy canned beans again.

Calico beans are baked beans with ground beef and bacon. A blend of kidney beans, butter beans, and pork and beans for unique baked beans.

Once you’ve made these easy slow cooker pinto beans, you’ll want to leave the canned version on the shelf! Try this inexpensive and satisfying recipe that’s sure to become a menu staple.

Simple southern pinto beans made easy in the slow cooker. Tender, creamy, and flavorful.

Cooking dried beans in a slow cooker produces flavorful, tender beans that will save you money and taste better than anything you'll ever find in a can.

Avoid BPA and save money at the same time by cooking dry beans at home in your slow cooker or Crockpot! This recipe yields 6 cups of cooked black beans.