


The beans smelled so fresh when I was cutting them.


My recipe binder. Yes, I needed a recipe for green beans. I wasn't sure if I needed to chop off the ends or not. I know, that is pretty pathetic, but I'm use to canned or frozen green beans.
Pork tenderloin to go with my green beans...it was very tasty and my green beans were yummy. I will never go back to frozen or canned beans again!
Oh man, fresh green beans are the bomb. I started cooking fresh green beans about a year ago. I make them "Rachael Ray" style. And yes, after you eat them fresh, you don't want to go canned or frozen.
ReplyDeleteThis is the way I make them: I boil them for 5 minutes (get the water boiling first with salt), then I drain them, pour cold water over them and put them back in the pot. Add butter or olive oil, pepper and one clove of garlic. Saute a bit and viola. it tastes so good. And I'm not a veggie person either.. I know, I'm bad.
Keep the posts coming!! I love seeing new posts on your blog! LOL.. By the way, hows the new job chica?? What are you doing?? Email me if you want ;)
Hey Lisa, the green beans sound good that way! I'll have to try it. I'm sending you an e-mail. As soon as I get my coffee :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a cook although I'm trying to change that. Maybe you two will rub off on me, he, he. Lisa's recipe sounds good. I love garlic...
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