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Not Your Everyday Green Beans
Cindy Newell
"I had a few fresh green beans that I needed to cook. I did not have enough for a meal, so I came up with this for a side dish. We loved it!"
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20 m servings 123 calsOriginal recipe yields 4 servings
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Per Serving: 123 calories; 8.8 g fat; 7 g carbohydrates; 4.8 g protein; 15 mg cholesterol; 66 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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4/27/2012
I decided to kick these up just a notch by adding celery, onions and garlic to the saute. Fantastic!!! Had to ding it a star because it wouldn't have been as good without the additions. And D...
7/6/2014
Loved these green beans. Easy to make. I did roast the sliced almonds, as recommended by other reviewers. The second time i made these: even better! Added fresh minced garlic to the sauté a...
11/16/2007
Nice Vegetarian easy cooking. For a dorm with only a microwave, steam the green beans in 2 minute intervals in a bag with the muchrooms etc. then add the butter and pepper stuff.
8/5/2013
I steamed the beans for a couple of minutes before adding to the pan, but I shouldn't have. It was still great, but the beans were overcooked. I added the onion as recommended and probably mo...
2/17/2009
A pretty basic green bean recipe but very good and easy. Make sure you toast the almonds. Bacon and some caramelized onions would be great in this also.
12/21/2017
This dish was devoured at my work potluck. Simple, but everyone loves it. My only confusion is that there are no onions in the recipe, but there seems to be a lot in the picture of this dish.
9/6/2016
Really good recipe. I doubled it for a family event; added 1 caramelized onion, should have used 2. Also added 2-3 cloves of minced garlic while cooking. Added toasted almonds and diced, fried ...