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Scalloped Cauliflower and Green Beans
Scalloped Cauliflower and Green Beans
1 fresh head cauliflower about 30 - 40 fresh green beans 6 green onions- finely chopped 12 oz shredded cheddar cheese + or - to taste 1 1/4 cup whipping cream salt and pepper to taste 4 T. butter 5 or 6 slices of cooked bacon (chopped) Preheat oven to 350°F. Cut up cauliflower and grean beans and microwave in a tablespoon of water for 8 min to partially cook then season with salt and pepper. In a greased large casserole dish combine cauliflower, green beans, green onions, butter, bacon and cheddar cheese. Pour cream over top and place dish in oven. If dish is very full, put a cookie sheet under it to prevent bubble-over in oven. Bake 40 to 50 minutes till bubbly hot. [COLOR=DarkRed]This is one of my favorites!![/COLOR] http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m...pa1/scgz34.jpg |
WOW! Thats looks good.
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Kevin,
All your food creation pictures make me drool. I have the same Corelle dishes and seeing your food displayed so tastily makes me want to take a bite out of the computer screen. Connie |
I just LOVE recipes with everyday items that I have on hand! This is one of them! Thanks for sharing Kevin, it looks great.
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I am definitely filing this one in my book! Going to be 100 degrees here today, to hot to cook. But this looks good.
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What an awesome side dish for a roast or some steak!! Thank you for the recipe and the picture-I love recipes with the picture!
Do you think frozen green beans and frozen caulif. would work O.K.? |
Woah! That looks delicious! Thank you :)
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I'll be making this, too!
Thanks, Kevin :) |
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I prefer fresh myself, it always seems like it gives a dish a better flavor. |
Would someone please figure the carb count on this dish for me? It looks soooooooooo yummy! I can't wait to try it!!
Thanks so much...... Pam |
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Estimating 8 nice servings of over 1 cup each that makes it approx. 4.5 carbs per serving. |
Mr. Kevin..
You are amazing..Now...you make these wonderful dishes...and you are holding your weight..WOW.. Really, this looks like a great main dish..with a salad on the side..I think.. I'm wondering if I could cut down the fat a bit..by using CC milk instead of yummy cream..I might experiment with this for a lower fat version... |
ah yes! a cream, butter, cheese, and bacon delivery system! bravo!!! most people only think in terms of a trifecta but u went for all annointed 4 in one dish! bravo!!!!!!! :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
(i unfortunately for my ass will be trying this next weekend with our steak :annoyed: ) thanks again kevin! :annoyed: |
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Carolyn, altought I bake a lot I still have to apply portion control. I am fortunate to have a gallary of taste tester that help make certain that things don't remain around too long to tempt me. I also make and share quite a bit with my diabetic father in law who otherwise would be consuming vast amounts of high carb goodies if I didn't. |
(btw. i didn't mean to sound sarcastic. this sounds like one of the perfect meals to me. and i will seriously be cooking this next weekend! i'm not holding out a lot of hope for portion control...i don't do well with these types of dishes or with linda sue cuz i just want more and more...but if it keeps me honest, then it's awesome every now and again...)
i really meant kudos on the recipe. it looks soooo FINE. |
Portion control is the key..Linda Sue (with her wonderful recipes) also exhibits
portion control.. Kevin..you are lucky to have people to share your experiments with..DH and I will eat anything..DS Brett is a bit more fussy, but he might actually like this if it involves cheese.. |
Oh my! Is it lunch time yet! That picture is making me hungry! :laugh:
Thanks for this recipe, Kevin! |
Thanks for sharing this recipe! I made this tonight but subbed asparagus for the green beans and used 1 cup Hood's CC skim milk, 1/4 cup heavy cream, 1 egg and some butter spray. I used less cheese, but used sharp cheddar. Cooked the bacon crispy and blotted with paper towels. (I can't handle too much fat in one sitting.) It was still delicious and dh loved it. It reminded me of twice baked potatoes. I thought at first it may have been too much liquid, but after it sat for approx 10 min it was great.
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That sounds so good! I'm drooling on my keyboard! :p |
ummm...YUMMY!!!!!!!!!
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definitely adding this to my LC cookbook!
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Wow that sounds great. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Looks yummy. Thanks Kevin. I'll prob cut it in half (like I usually do--there's only two of us). I use the Hood milk as a sub in alot of recipes tha call for cream. DH loves asparagus so I'll have to try that too.
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bumped so my honey can find it on here...I want in tonight
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Oh that looks delicious, and so easy to prepare...just what I've been looking for!
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Oh my goodness! I made this casserole for dinner tonite...
:up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: That was DELICIOUS!! so glad I happened upon this recipe, this will be one of my favs...Thanks! |
Save - looks so delicious - thank you Kevin!
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Okay everyone: This was amazing!
I had to use sugar snap peas, because fresh green beans were gross at my grocer. Next time, I will decrease the amount of cream called for (I used 1C this time). Super tasty, easy and just plain fabulous. Thanks, Kevin, for posting ;) |
what kind of whipping cream?I am new to all this thanks!
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heavy whipping cream is what I normally use, although I do remember i didn't have whipping cream once an I used half n half and it still turned out well.
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