Green Beans & Green Onions

"Nice change and look at the calories. Each serving is apprx. 1 cups of beans"
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Put beans into rapidly boiling water cook until just al dente, plunge into cold water, drain well, wrap in paper towel & refrigerate Place sliced green onions in your food processor, add garlic roughly chopped, lemon juice salt and pepper, yogurt and process at high speed 4-6 minutes until very smooth, chill French the cold green beans (cut them diagonally) thinly.
  • Place beans on lettuce-lined plates and top with a dollop of dressing.
  • Serve while still very chilled.

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Reviews

  1. Bergy, our second favourite veggie (after asparagus), done beautifully. thank-you!! The sauce was outstanding and good for us too!! A pleasure to serve, the presentation was perfect and the combination of tastes got raves. A perfect starter salad. Thanks for sharing.
     
  2. I liked this a lot, but next time I will use half the garlic so my kids will eat it.
     
  3. Keeping this short and sweet -- yummy. I added some tomotoes to give this a bit of color. They were delicious with the dressing and that's from someone who does not like raw tomatoes. Planning to try this with steamed carrots next. Thanks Bergy.
     
  4. When I first spotted this recipe I thought oh, no cooked green onions! Luckily, they aren't cooked in this recipe. Hubby was given freshly picked garden green beans by a co-worker and I wasn't going to waste them by throwing the beans in a casserole. I wanted a recipe to highlight their color and flavor best. I didn't read through the recipe thoroughly and consequently for quick chilling of the beans I placed them in the freezer for about 15-20 minutes. Worked like a charm! The first bite made my eyes buggy! By the way, the yogurt/onion sauce is {{really}} good on tamale pie, too. ;)
     
  5. nice tangy flavor. I made it a bit bulkier by the addition of yellow peppers and fresh garden tomatoes. Made a nice lunch salad with fresh bread. Aim to try it with marinated tofu the next time also.
     
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