Green Bean Casserole ? ** UPDATE - POST #25

[Sonia59]

Curious...I must ask... what are French cut green beans...and French's onions can?

[caseysmom]

French cut green beans are cut lenghtwise. French's fried onions in the can are onions that have been fried with a batter on them. You just combine cannded beans (or any cooked beans), mushroom soup, soy sauce, milk and the onions for the tradition recipe. Its very easy. Then you bake it in the oven for a bit.

[happylabs]

French cut green beans are cut lenghtwise. French's fried onions in the can are onions that have been fried with a batter on them. You just combine cannded beans (or any cooked beans), mushroom soup, soy sauce, milk and the onions for the tradition recipe. Its very easy. Then you bake it in the oven for a bit.

I have all of the ingredients now and cannot wait to make it on Thanksgiving. I hope it tastes as good as it looks.

[caseysmom]

I have all of the ingredients now and cannot wait to make it on Thanksgiving. I hope it tastes as good as it looks.

Have you never had it? I love it, usually after thanksgiving I make it a few times because it is so good and so simple.

[Roxyluvsme13]

As a picky person, green bean casserole is the only way I'll eat green beans .

I'm not sure what recipe my mom uses, but it sure is good.

[Sonia59]

French cut green beans are cut lenghtwise. French's fried onions in the can are onions that have been fried with a batter on them. You just combine cannded beans (or any cooked beans), mushroom soup, soy sauce, milk and the onions for the tradition recipe. Its very easy. Then you bake it in the oven for a bit.

Thanks for the explanation! Still wondering why they are called French, as we NEVER cut green beans this way, and we do not use fried onions from cans... But I was also told the French's onions was also a brand...

Anyway, if someone has a picture of the green bean casserole to share, I am interested to see what it looks like

[caseysmom]

French's is a brand but not for the beans..apparantly we think you cut your beans that way

[happylabs]

I decided I could not serve the green bean casserole with French's onions unless I had tried the recipe. Last night I just made 1/2 of the recipe with one can of green beans and half a can of the mushroom soup. Turns out I don't really care for this dish. I didn't hate it but it also didn't really "grab" me. Now I am thinking of making that Pioneer Woman recipe or the sweet and sour if someone will give me the recipe for the sweet and sour green beans.

Otherwise, it may just be plain old green beans.

[caseysmom]

When you have it along with 50 other dishes and you are half drunk and in a trytophan coma its not too bad

[Pinot's Mom]

Count me in the don't like the casserole category. I love FRESH green beans. Cook them as little as possible, toast some slivered almonds, toss the green beans with butter, pepper and almonds - call it a casserole!

[K9karen]

when you have it along with 50 other dishes and you are half drunk and in a trytophan coma its not too bad:d

romal!

[K9karen]

When you have it along with 50 other dishes and you are half drunk and in a trytophan coma its not too bad

Ain't that the truth!!!!

[shais_mom]

I decided I could not serve the green bean casserole with French's onions unless I had tried the recipe. Last night I just made 1/2 of the recipe with one can of green beans and half a can of the mushroom soup. Turns out I don't really care for this dish. I didn't hate it but it also didn't really "grab" me. Now I am thinking of making that Pioneer Woman recipe or the sweet and sour if someone will give me the recipe for the sweet and sour green beans.

Otherwise, it may just be plain old green beans.

Try the sweet and sour - I pm'ed you back. I'd be interested in seeing how the pioneer woman's version is. We went decades without having green bean casserole at any of our functions. I started making it but now I've overdosed on it - blekkk I made it for Christmas last year and I swore it was the last time in a long time! tho I might do the PW or the sweet and sour sometime!
the key to the sweet and sour ones is let them simmer and then they become almost candy like.

[Cataholic]

Thanks for the explanation! Still wondering why they are called French, as we NEVER cut green beans this way, and we do not use fried onions from cans... But I was also told the French's onions was also a brand...

Anyway, if someone has a picture of the green bean casserole to share, I am interested to see what it looks like

WHAT??? Next, you will tell us that you don't make french toast and french fries!

[Sonia59]

WHAT??? Next, you will tell us that you don't make french toast and french fries!

OK, French fries are actually...Belgian! Ask Lut, she can confirm! But yes, we make them

What do you call French toast Something with bread and stuff on it?

But coming back to the lengthwise cut green beans, really, I do not understand why they are cut like this? What a weird idea Does it change something to the taste?