| View Recipes & Reviews NEWEST | POPULAR | TOP RATED |
|
What's New
| 1. Best Quick Mexican... Category: Quick Recipes Created: Jan 9, 2009 |
| 2. Root Vegetables and... Category: Gourmet Created: Jan 9, 2009 |
| 3. Corn Crab Chowder Category: Quick Recipes Created: Jan 5, 2009 |
| More... |
Tried it yet?
 Fresh Peanut Butter Ice Cream  Category: Recipes Views: 880 Votes: 1 Reviews: 0 |
Our Stats
We currently have 1293 recipes & products reviewsMagazine Issues
| December 2008 |
| November 2008 |
| October 2008 |
| September 2008 |
| August 2008 |
| July 2008 |
| June 2008 |
| May 2008 |
| April 2008 |
| March 2008 |
| February 2008 |
| January 2008 |
Green Bean Casserole
(23 votes)Rate this listing
1 bag Trader Joe's frozen french green beans
2 pkgs frozen spinach artichoke dip
3/4 cup half and half or milk
1/2 cup Trader Joe's dry toasted sliced almonds
1 cup Trader Joe's fried onion pieces
Put green beans in a microwave bowl. Add 1/4 cup water. Cover and microwave 4 minutes. Uncover, stir, recover and microwave 3 more minutes.
Prepare frozen spinach and artichoke dip according to directions and then wisk in half and half or milk until smooth.
combine green beans, dip mixture and almonds in a large bowl. Pour into a large casserole dish. Top with the fried onions and bake in preheated 325 degree oven for 20 - 30 minutes or until bubbly.
Submitted on 11/28/2006 by trader joe chick
Read all 10 Reviews below -OR-
Add your own review
Reviews (10)
byjovanna, December 1, 2006
This recipe won the November 2006 recipe contest and is so quick, easy and delicious - definitely a keeper.
My only comment is that you might think the dip makes this high cal and high fat, but the dip is actually not very heavy at all. The Fried Onion Pieces do add the bulk of the calories and fat. Instead of one cup, I used half a cup of the onion pieces and save about 700 calories. The dish was still spectacular!
My only comment is that you might think the dip makes this high cal and high fat, but the dip is actually not very heavy at all. The Fried Onion Pieces do add the bulk of the calories and fat. Instead of one cup, I used half a cup of the onion pieces and save about 700 calories. The dish was still spectacular!
bylepiane, December 9, 2006
are you just defrosting the green beans? (I've never owned a microwave)
thanks...
thanks...
bydsramfam, December 9, 2006
Most frozen veggie recipes specify cooking them at 7 minutes in a microwave, more or less, so I think you are doing more than just defrosting them.
Can you assemble this a few days in advance and store in fridge? Will it get soggy or weird or anything? --Thnx.
byCathleen, December 11, 2006
What size bag of green beans? How many oz. in the artichoke dip? I have to make substitutions on all the products until My TJ'S openns in Charlotte, NC.
bytrader joe chick, December 12, 2006
You can steam them or gently boil them on a stove top. Then drain and continue with the recipe. Don't overcook the beans because they will be reheating in the oven. But certainly cook them first.
bystljoie, December 13, 2006
I never microwave them I steam them using a metal steamer basket and they are wonderful. They do need to cook but not until thet're limp.
byjoan lehman, December 31, 2006
Tried this one during Christmas holiday and even the kids liked it. For leftovers, I reheated it and just added more onion topping. For a family dinner though, would halve the recipe.
Thanx, trader joe chick, for this one!
Thanx, trader joe chick, for this one!
byLetsEat, January 17, 2007
This was a great change from the regular casserole. My TJs was out of onions, so I used their sesame sticks. MMM good!!!!
byCanyon711, February 6, 2007
I would like to make this for a Pot Luck. How many do you think this will serve. Hard to think of spinach and beans together but I want to give it a try.
Results 1 - 10 of 10
