Green bean casserole is another must have at our Thanksgiving table. My daughter absolutely loves it and insists I make it every year. This year she made it herself. It is a dish that I am not particularly fond of. If I had my way I would stop making it. Instead I always make it as a double batch so she can have leftovers.
When I first started gathering recipes for the Thanksgiving meal I picked this recipe as it was easy to put together. Over the years I have tried to talk my daughter into letting me make the mushroom soup instead of using a can but she won't hear of it. She is afraid I will ruin the taste of the casserole. Even though I never buy canned soup, this is my one exception.
You will need
10 ¾ ounces (1 can) cream of mushroom soup (I use Campbell)
½ cup milk
1 (16 ounces) bag frozen green beans, not thawed or cooked
1 1/3 cups French-fried onions, divided
Preheat oven to 350F. Do not thaw the beans before use. They will become soggy. Use directly from the freezer.
In a casserole dish mix soup, milk, pepper, green beans and 2/3 cup fried onions. Bake for 25 minutes uncovered or until hot. Take it out of the oven and stir. Sprinkle with remaining onions and bake for another 5 minutes.
Enjoy!
When I first started gathering recipes for the Thanksgiving meal I picked this recipe as it was easy to put together. Over the years I have tried to talk my daughter into letting me make the mushroom soup instead of using a can but she won't hear of it. She is afraid I will ruin the taste of the casserole. Even though I never buy canned soup, this is my one exception.
You will need
10 ¾ ounces (1 can) cream of mushroom soup (I use Campbell)
½ cup milk
1 (16 ounces) bag frozen green beans, not thawed or cooked
1 1/3 cups French-fried onions, divided
Preheat oven to 350F. Do not thaw the beans before use. They will become soggy. Use directly from the freezer.
In a casserole dish mix soup, milk, pepper, green beans and 2/3 cup fried onions. Bake for 25 minutes uncovered or until hot. Take it out of the oven and stir. Sprinkle with remaining onions and bake for another 5 minutes.
Enjoy!
I can happily have this casserole for my dinner without any fuss..
ReplyDeleteI love this quick and easy casserole.
ReplyDeleteI do like streamed, baked green beans but never tried green bean casserole. It looks yummy
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all your thanksgiving dishes Varada, this one sounds like a delicious dish to make.
ReplyDeleteI m loving your bake-a-thon dishes varada, simply hatke!!! have planned something like this for the next BM! Beans casserole looks delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteBeans casserole looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteSounds very interesting!
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteKids sure get everything their way. That is one classic Thanksgiving dish.
ReplyDeletewhat a classic Thanksgiving dish..although I have never been a fan of this one :)
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