Dried New Mexico-grown beans, high-altitude cultivated for denser texture and richer flavor than commodity beans. Pantry-stable for years.
Morrow Farms Pinto Beans
31,900+ Reviews
5th-generation family business
Never imported
- NM-Grown Beans
- High-Altitude Flavor
- Pantry Staple
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Why real chile only grows here
Champagne's got its valley. We have ours.
Minerals you can taste
NMSU found 23% more flavor compounds than chile grown anywhere else.
300+ days a year
Desert UV burns flavor deep into every pepper.
100° day. 60° night.
The plant fights harder. The chile gets deeper.
Fed by the Rio Grande
Elephant Butte runoff. Minerals you can taste in every bite.
The Proof Is in the Chile
I ate beans a lot and these are some of the highest quality beans I’ve ever had. I think the price is very fair. Highly recommend them.
Very good beans. Full of good flavor to accompany most other dishes.
Bean FAQs
Soaking shortens the cook time and improves digestibility (some say). You CAN cook unsoaked beans, but they take 3–4 hours of simmering instead of 1–2.
Pinto beans with ham hock, garlic, onion, and Hatch red chile powder — the classic. Simmer for 2 hours, season with salt at the end, finish with a splash of vinegar. Serve with cornbread, tortillas, or rice.
The high-altitude growing conditions and dry climate produce beans with denser texture and richer flavor than commodity beans from lower altitudes. They hold their shape better in long-simmered dishes.
Yes — soaked beans: 8–10 minutes high pressure with natural release. Unsoaked: 25–30 minutes.
Yes — plain dried beans are naturally gluten-free. No additives in our packages.




