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Doubling Recipes: Refried Beans vs Bean Dip

In summary, when doubling a recipe for refried beans or bean dip, you can typically use the same amount of ingredients, but it's best to taste and adjust for seasoning and consistency. The cooking time may not need to be adjusted, but it's best to keep an eye on the dish. Both refried beans and bean dip can be frozen and different types of beans can be used in the recipe. However, substitutions may result in slight variations in flavor and consistency.
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I have a show this weekend that I will be doubling the recipe. The Season's Best suggests using refried beans rather than the bean dip if you double it. Has anyone tried doubling it and what did you use?

Thanks,
Katie
 
I use refried beansI always use refried beans to make this dip. I have also doubled it and made it in the deep dish baker. It turns out great and is always a hit!

Nicole
 
I always double it. It's that good and doesn't last long. I use refried beans and bake it in my cranberry square baker. I keep the tomatoes, green onion, and cilantro on the side so guests can add their own garnish. I'm making it again this weekend. It's always a hit!! :D When I make it here at home I add more too it. I add taco meat, peppers, etc...
 

Related to Doubling Recipes: Refried Beans vs Bean Dip

1. Can I use the same amount of refried beans and bean dip in a recipe when doubling it?

Yes, you can typically use the same amount of refried beans and bean dip in a recipe when doubling it. However, it's always best to taste and adjust the seasoning and consistency as needed.

2. Do I need to adjust the cooking time when doubling a recipe for refried beans or bean dip?

In most cases, you do not need to adjust the cooking time when doubling a recipe for refried beans or bean dip. However, keep an eye on the dish while it's cooking and adjust the time if necessary.

3. Can I freeze leftover refried beans and bean dip?

Yes, both refried beans and bean dip can be frozen for future use. Simply store them in an airtight container or freezer bag and thaw them in the refrigerator before reheating.

4. Can I use different types of beans in a recipe for refried beans or bean dip?

Yes, you can use different types of beans in a recipe for refried beans or bean dip. However, keep in mind that the flavor and texture may vary slightly from the original recipe.

5. Can I substitute refried beans for bean dip or vice versa in a recipe?

In most cases, you can substitute refried beans for bean dip or vice versa in a recipe. Just keep in mind that the end result may have a slightly different flavor and consistency.

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