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Old September 7th, 2006, 04:08 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Gary G
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A lady at WW said when she was starving she would open a large can of green
beans and toss in a can of diced or Cajun tomatoes and eat it to her hearts
content...If you have a little time buy them fresh...Boil them just till al
dente...I like to slice in lots of jalapeños and add a can of diced unsalted
tomatoes some fresh garlic,...ground black pepper and a pinch of
salt...Refrigerate....In 24 hours the flavors meld to make a fantastic
snack...Enjoy...GG


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Old September 7th, 2006, 07:02 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
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mmm I got yummy fresh tomatoes..

"Gary G" wrote in message
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A lady at WW said when she was starving she would open a large can of green
beans and toss in a can of diced or Cajun tomatoes and eat it to her hearts
content...If you have a little time buy them fresh...Boil them just till al
dente...I like to slice in lots of jalapeños and add a can of diced
unsalted tomatoes some fresh garlic,...ground black pepper and a pinch of
salt...Refrigerate....In 24 hours the flavors meld to make a fantastic
snack...Enjoy...GG



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Old September 7th, 2006, 07:24 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
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Default If you love green beans....

Gary G wrote:
A lady at WW said when she was starving she would open a large can of green
beans and toss in a can of diced or Cajun tomatoes and eat it to her hearts
content...If you have a little time buy them fresh...Boil them just till al
dente...I like to slice in lots of jalapeños and add a can of diced unsalted
tomatoes some fresh garlic,...ground black pepper and a pinch of
salt...Refrigerate....In 24 hours the flavors meld to make a fantastic
snack...Enjoy...GG


Ugh. I can't think of anything more "ruined" than a green bean that has
been canned.
Now fresh or frozen are acceptable!!
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Old September 7th, 2006, 07:55 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
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Default If you love green beans....

The low sodium ones are good in pureed soup!
Will~

"Goomba38" wrote in message
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Gary G wrote:
A lady at WW said when she was starving she would open a large can of
green beans and toss in a can of diced or Cajun tomatoes and eat it to
her hearts content...If you have a little time buy them fresh...Boil them
just till al dente...I like to slice in lots of jalapeños and add a can
of diced unsalted tomatoes some fresh garlic,...ground black pepper and a
pinch of salt...Refrigerate....In 24 hours the flavors meld to make a
fantastic snack...Enjoy...GG

Ugh. I can't think of anything more "ruined" than a green bean that has
been canned.
Now fresh or frozen are acceptable!!



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Old September 7th, 2006, 08:15 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
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Default If you love green beans....


"Goomba38" wrote in message
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Gary G wrote:
A lady at WW said when she was starving she would open a large can of
green beans and toss in a can of diced or Cajun tomatoes and eat it to
her hearts content...If you have a little time buy them fresh...Boil them
just till al dente...I like to slice in lots of jalapeños and add a can
of diced unsalted tomatoes some fresh garlic,...ground black pepper and a
pinch of salt...Refrigerate....In 24 hours the flavors meld to make a
fantastic snack...Enjoy...GG

Ugh. I can't think of anything more "ruined" than a green bean that has
been canned.


it's true, canned green beans are sooooo funky!!

Now fresh or frozen are acceptable!!


frozen are perfectly fine.

the only veg i ever bought on purpose are peas. I (used to) make fried peas
with loads of black pepper and it just didn't come out right w/fresh or
frozen peas!!


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Old September 10th, 2006, 04:45 AM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Stormmee
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Default If you love green beans....

try this with asparagus, totally fabulous, Lee
Gary G wrote in message
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A lady at WW said when she was starving she would open a large can of

green
beans and toss in a can of diced or Cajun tomatoes and eat it to her

hearts
content...If you have a little time buy them fresh...Boil them just till

al
dente...I like to slice in lots of jalapeños and add a can of diced

unsalted
tomatoes some fresh garlic,...ground black pepper and a pinch of
salt...Refrigerate....In 24 hours the flavors meld to make a fantastic
snack...Enjoy...GG




 




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