First, sauté diced onion in olive oil. Then add the beans. If you have more beans than I did (one pound) do half at a time.
Stir around so the beans get covered in the oil; season to taste with salt and pepper. Then let 'em sit there and get all black and blistery. Tasty, right? :) The onions get sweet and caramelized, and the beans get *just* tender, but not mushy in the least.
We served these with grilled local beef burgers and cheese from our great state.
Ah, you saved my life ! I planted beans for the first time this year and had no idea what to do with them once I picked them ! Now I do !
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My H usually insists on steamed green beans but maybe he'll let me change the preparation from the norm to make them like this.
ReplyDeleteHe is also like your son - he insists on having raw green beans for munching during car trips during the summer.
Picked up some local green beans at the farm stand today specifically so I could make them this way for dinner. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBought some local green beans at the farm stand today specifically so I could prepare them this way tonight for dinner. Thanks for the inspiration!
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