Servings: six to eight.
This recipe also works well with okra, spinach, escarole, and chard. Fresh or canned tomatoes may also be added.
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I've served this side dish with everything from crispy baked fish to pheasant in wine sauce to pork tenderloin. It's always a huge hit. When I recently served it to a party of 30, I had more requests for this recipe than for the main dish. I added one small gilding: crispy fried leek rings as a garnish topping.
These were a big hit since we prefer southern style green beans. The sweetness of the onions paired well with the flavor of the fully cooked beans. I followed the recipe as written and served them with spicy fried chicken, au gratin potatoes, and spoonbread.
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