Recipe Name: Green Bean Casserole
Story: I was not brought up eating very many casseroles. But my son Dustin told me that Green Bean Casserole is an essential part of our Thanksgiving Meal. So I started making it about 20 years ago. Initially I followed Campbell soup recipe. But then have experimented with the beans, fresh, frozen, and canned. It took me until a couple years ago that I was satisfied with the beans and adding fresh mushrooms. I think adding the fresh mushrooms were a game changer!
Years you've been making it: For over 20 years
Author / Creator: Mom / Suzy with the help of Campbell's cream of mushroom soup and French's crispy Fried Onions
Submitted by: Mom / Suzy
Ingredients:
- 2 packages of french cut frozen green beans
- 1 8oz package of sliced mushrooms
- 1 large can of Campbell's cream of mushroom soup
- fill the can of soup with milk
- Sprinkle of pepper
- One container of French's Crispy Fried Onions
Directions:
- Steam cook the green beans just until they are al dente. Let cool.
- Clean the mushrooms even if bought sliced
- Mix the soup, milk, pepper, and mushrooms, then when the green beans are cooled mix them into the mixture.
- At this point the mixture can be put in a casserole dish and frozen for a couple of weeks prior to Thanksgiving. If freezing take out of freezer 1-2 days prior to Thanksgiving and place in the refrigerator.
- On Thanksgiving day heat the oven to 350 and cook for about 30 minutes until slightly bubbling. I usually put tinfoil on top.
- Remove the tinfoil and cover the top with Crispy Onions.
- Cook for another 10 minutes.
Notes:
I am always trying to improve recipes with my own initiative. Once I tried with fresh green beans but they really had to be cooked well. This year I tried about 1/2 tsp of thyme. I love thyme so for me it may have made a difference but I do not think anyone noticed. I guess that can be a good thing.
I am always trying to improve recipes with my own initiative. Once I tried with fresh green beans but they really had to be cooked well. This year I tried about 1/2 tsp of thyme. I love thyme so for me it may have made a difference but I do not think anyone noticed. I guess that can be a good thing.
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