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OMG I just deep fried some green beans
I used the frozen ones and dumped them into my deep fryer. This can't be healthy since it is deep fried but OMG, they are so good!!
My deep fryer has a lid so there's no splatter when they hit the oil. |
By the way, what other low carb things would fry well in my fryer?
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We do cauliflower and broccoli in ours. Have to try the green beans.
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What kind of oil did you use, wouldn't they be healthy if it was just oil and greenbeans? I never deep fried anything, but they sound delicious! Maybe I should get a fryer!
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I used Canola oil. I have to watch my calories and carbs so when I say healthy I mean probably not the best choice since it adds extra calories. Very good for a treat though!
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I love deep fried green beans! I cook them till they are nealy back as they are crispier like that. Do the frozen beans get crunchy?
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On low carb deep fried doesn't make it unhealthy
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I'm assuming no breading? You just put them in the deep fryer? For how long? I bought 2 lbs. of fresh green beans today and am interesting in trying this!
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I usually use peanut oil and deep fry till they look done? Few minutes maybe
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they are also sensational roasted. just toss with a little olive oil and salt and roast till they start to get pretty brown and a little crisp. just one layer or they will steam not crisp, and toss them around occasionally. they are great. almost any oven temp seems to work fine. I put them in when I roast other things. works with either fresh or frozen, not canned.
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yep roasting is great too. I find they turn out best in a high temp oven at least 400 and mixed with some garlic. So for those with no deep fryer you can try this
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I toss green beans, cauliflower, broccoli and sliced green peppers in some olive oil combined with italian seasoning and roast in the oven,,,,, so good.
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