This is a delicious, simple side dish served warm as well as a flavorful and very portable salad for lunches and picnics.
INGREDIENTS:
1 lb green beans
2 T butter or ghee
2 T apple cider vinegar
2 cloves of garlic, crushed
salt to taste
fresh dill (optional)
METHOD:
Rinse and trim the green beans. Cut them into 2 inch pieces.
Steam them until they reach desired softness. The time will vary, so keep a close eye on them after about 5 minutes and taste one to check the level of doneness.
Remove the beans to a bowl. Add the butter, and stir to let it melt and coat the beans. Then add the crushed garlic, vinegar, and salt, and fresh dill if using.
You can serve this right away or refrigerate for later use.
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ReplyDeleteA similar dish involves sesame oil (I tried tahini, and it gave it a heartier flavor) on dish network.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/sesame-green-beans-recipe/index.html#dialog
Everything is legal except the veggie oil. I added garlic when I made it also, which gave it a really nice flavor.