From: Mrejones
On Jul 23, 2002
I'd be the first to admit that I have no talent for cooking and my family cheerfully puts up with my lack of skill. But tonight I hit a winner with the "green beans deluxe". I added fresh mushrooms while cooking the beans and they were a nice touch. Since I didn't have any cherry tomatoes, I coarsely chopped up a large tomato and added a tiny pinch of sugar. Even my son (who is a recovering anorexic) ate these veggies and declared them "fine"! Coming from Mississippi, I must say the taste has a Southern style flavor - makes me feel like I've gone home. Thanks, Inez, for helping me get over my cooking slump.
From: diamonds4heather
On Jul 17, 2002
Oh my my my! This is the best way to fix green beans EVER! This dish is just full of flavor. The tomatoes really pick up a great amount of flavor even though they are added at the last minute. I only wish I had made more so we could have leftovers tomorrow! Just delicious and I am sure they would make a great side dish for any kind of poultry, meat, or fish. I served these with your Basil Cream Chicken (Basil Cream Chicken).I will be making these again very soon. Inez, this is my new favorite of yours!!!
From: Meridien
On Oct 30, 2002
This is the absolute best green beans recipe ever! I've tried so many and some were good, but this was amazing! The bacon added so much to the taste as well, the cherry tomatoes were yummy too! Will make this a regular side dish from now on.
From: Mr.Rich
On Jul 10, 2004
As a novice cook, I prepared this recipe for my family. Awesome taste. My wife was amazed by the flavor. The green beans with cherry tomatoes couple with the bacon bits and almond slices were a wonderful complement to a entree from the grill.
From: Bowtie
On Feb 3, 2006
I made some minor changes. Used only a 1/3 teaspoon of salt. Didn't add tomatoes, as I hate them. I also figured if this recipe was good with 4 strips of bacon, it must be amazing with 8 strips. So I used 10 strips of extra thick cut bacon. Also, you know how you could deep fry shoe laces and they'd taste good? Well, I also believe you can cook anything in bacon grease and it'll taste good. And...surprise...it does! These beans were awesome. Everybody loved them. Texture was really good too. I will be making this again very soon.
From: Marie
On Dec 27, 2002
I chose this recipe as the vegetable for our Christmas Eve family dinner and as always, Inez didn't let me down. Fabulous yummy side dish that even included Christmas colors! Thanks so much, Inez!
From: s'kat
On Aug 16, 2002
I've seen my Mammaw cook beans in bacon fat, but I've never been brave enough to try it myself. Glad I was! These were a tasty sidedish to crocked brisket & potatoes. The beans remained firm enough to have some presence, and were perfectly accented by the drippings, the garlic, & the juiciness of the tomatoes. I didn't have any almonds to throw in, can't wait to see how they will work in! Thanks Inez!
From: CheekyBear
On Mar 15, 2004
I've made these beans several times now, and they always turn out wonderfully! Thanks!
From: Erin Z
On Nov 23, 2003
All my guests asked for the recipe! We made this dish with turkey bacon (about 6-8 slices) and it was still really yummy! A perfect vegetable side dish.
From: angie_pangie
On Jul 31, 2005
Everything about these beans was just right . . . the color, the aroma, the flavor. I made them for a dinner party and everyone raved. Thanks for a fantastic recipe.
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