Texas Caviar

by Amanda on June 12, 2011

Last night I made Texas Caviar. It is honestly one of my favorite foods (and no, it isn’t real caviar) and since I have the best recipe ever for it, I have decided to share it all with you!

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1 15 oz can black beans

1 15 oz can pinto beans

1 15 oz can garbanzo beans

2 15 oz cans blackeyed peas

1 11 oz can shoepeg corn – not drained

1 11 oz can mecixan corn – not drained

Peppers (I used four … one green, one yellow and two red, but you can use whatever you want)

1 ½ t salt

½ t pepper

1 ½ T water

¾ C salad oil

1 C sugar

1 C cider vinegar

Cooked chicken (can omit)

Salsa

 

Drain and rinse all beans, place in large bowl with corn and add pepper and onion, add cooked chicken and salsa. Set aside.

 

Bring remaining ingredients to a full boin in a 2 qt pan, let cool.

 

Pour over mixture, stir gently, cover and refrigerate. Let set for 24 hours (Here is the hard part … I never really last 24 hours without trying some. It is just so good!)

 

I’ll warn you now, this serves a lot! When I mix everything together I use a 6 quart bowl. But because of the vinegar, it keeps well in the refrigerator!

You can serve it as a salad, dip, or over chicken or other meat. Let me know if you try this!

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1 Jenn @ South of Sheridan June 12, 2011 at 11:20 am

oh that looks really good! I’ll have to keep it in mind the next time someone asks for salsa/taco dip. Ben doesn’t eat beans at all, though, which is a bummer. (He doesn’t eat anything that’s tasty lol)

Adding your recipe to stumbleupon! :)

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2 rachael June 13, 2011 at 2:59 am

this look especially yummy. i’ll probably be having it this week sometime and will let you know how it goes. thanks for sharing!

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