
Ollie’s Green Beans
3 cloves garlic, peeled and thinly sliced
2 T. olive oil
1 small onion, finely diced
Salt to taste
Add green beans. Stir to coat. Continue cooking until beans are still bright green and slightly crunchy but cooked through.
Serve immediately.
Enjoy the fresh snap of delicious green beans! Mmm... wish I had some left over!
Best,
Julie
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thanks for the recipe. I think I'll make some tonight.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great, Julie! I usually boil mine and this sounds like a tasty alternative. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteRiley/Elizabeth
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Good morning, Dru and Elizabeth - for Easter I made a *lot* of these and so had leftovers for several days. But we didn't get tired of them, believe it or not and I'm hoping to make them again this week. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteJulie
I love this recipe. I gave it a try after reading State of the Onion. It's a nice twist on green beans. Looking forward to your new series.
ReplyDeleteMason
Thoughts in Progress
I love green beans prepared this way. So good!
ReplyDeleteMy kind of recipe, Julie! And I love leftover green beans. They're just as good cold.
ReplyDelete~ Krista
Mason - so happy you tried it and enjoyed it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteKaty - I know -- and so good for you, too.
Krista - this is very similar to your Swiss Chard recipe, which I noticed when I read your post. And I'm forever grateful because now I know what to do with that vegetable!
Major props to you for growing your own green beans, Julie! I know, I know -- the garden did not yield a lot, but I just love eating raw green beans as crudites with dip and I can only imagine the fantastic freshnesss of picking a few right from your own garden. Wonderful! :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
~Cleo
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I adore green beans. Brings back memories at my grandmother's. Absolutely the best ever in the world.
ReplyDelete~Avery
Cleo - I sure hope I do a bit better this year. Last year they were great, but so few. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAvery - I know. My mom and grandmother used to grow all sorts of veggies. Now *they* had green thumbs. I guess I'm just a late bloomer (pun intended).
I love Gr. Beans... in oil, cooked only 2 and a half minutes... crispy crunchy!
ReplyDeleteHi Dave - mmm... that sounds great. I do enjoy the crunch!
ReplyDeleteSounds easy to make ... i must try it.
ReplyDeleteHere's a green beans fry you might like.
http://www.vegrecipes4u.com/green-beans-fry.html
Thanks, Vegan. My vegetarian daughter will love this. We're all getting to be a bit more "veggie" around here because of her. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJuile
Julie,
ReplyDeleteI love this recipe! What a nice way to jazz
up green beans!