I have used Goya products my entire life. Even the guineas knew that they had the best beans. Well except for the cannoli beans that Progresso made but otherwise Goya beans were the best and the cheapest. I also got on a kick for a while preparing their flavored rice packages which I had to stop because they weren't certified gluten free and organic. Still they are well worth you trying.
Here is a black bean dish I recently made. I sauteed minced garlic, diced onions and peppers. Then I added the contents of two cans of beans including the liquid in the cans which is very important. Add a cup of chicken stock and cook it down a little at least a half an hour while continuelly stirring.
Then severe over rice with a side protein. Here I served a fried chicken cutlet with melted mozzarella.
You know who is laughing all the way to the polls?
The God Emperor of the Cherry Blossom Throne.
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The Lefties ruined all kinds of people with their boycotts. Chick-Fil-A came along and for the first time, it was a draw.
Now there's a buycott.
Talk about being beaten with an ugly stick.
Here's gofundme that's going gang-busters. Making a difference one can at a time.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/buy-goya-support-trump-amp-feed-the-hungry
What started out as trip to the store to personally spend $225.29 on Goya food as a show of support has since turned into a project to collect funds to buy and donate Goya products to food banks in the DC area and beyond, with close to $300,000 in donations realized to date.
I have been trying to remember the last time I ate beans of any sort. I might have had some in the '90s, but who knows, maybe I haven't had a bean in 35 years. I'm good.
I will eat rice, if it's that or nothing, but I can go years without that, either. I am not Cuban, is what I am saying.
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