At the top of my shopping list for Thanksgiving are ingredients for green bean casserole. Have you ever thought out of the box and got creative with your green bean casserole? In this post, I share the original recipe and a few alternatives to spice up a traditional favorite.
Green Bean Casserole Recipe
The recipe below is my version which is a spin off of the traditional green bean casserole. I add a few extra ingredients to mine like sausage, fresh mushrooms and even sweet peppers from the garden when available. Scroll down to see how easy it is to grow your own green beans to be used during the Autumn season. This is the recipe you can enjoy in the summer after the bean harvest as well.
Inspired by the traditional green bean casserole recipe.
Green Bean Perfect For Casserole
Don’t you just love fresh green beans with a chicken dinner and macaroni and cheese? YUM!!!
One of the easiest things to grow all summer long is green beans. There are so many great varieties available today it is hard to pick a favorite. One of my favorites to grow is the Mascotte Bean. This variety is perfect in containers and directly planted in the ground. This is a recipe share usually related to Thanksgiving. However, with just the right amount of spice you can enjoy this during the summer green bean harvest. Perhaps one of the easiest and most rewarding plants to grow. I think every home should try growing some beans in containers and or in the landscape.
Look at these green beans! I’ve been growing them (and picking to eat ) in my garden for years. I hope these images inspire you to try some next year. With varieties like Mascotte, there is no excuse not to! The Mascotte does great in containers and plant directly in the ground.
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