Recipes For Cooking String Beans
From Practical Cooking And Serving by Janet McKenzie Hill, 1919. Section 370 of 825.
String Beans Recipe
Remove all the strings from the beans. Lay several pods together on a meat board and cut all at once into Small pieces of equal length, cutting straight across or diagonally. Cook in salted boiling water until tender; drain, add salt, pepper and a generous piece of butter and toss together thoroughly while they are standing on the back of the range; cream, meat juice, chopped parsley, onion juice, lemon juice, bits of red or green pepper sautéd in butter, tomato, poulette or soubise sauce are all exceptionally good additions to a dish of cooked string beans. Or the liquid in which the beans are cooked may be thickened with a white roux; when the addition of a beaten yolk of an egg with a little cream gives a more substantial dish.
Stringed Beans With Bacon Recipe
Cut one or two slices of tender bacon into cubes and sauté to a delicate brown, then add the hot cooked beans with a few drops of onion juice; toss them about a moment or two, then serve.
Lima Beans Recipe
Cook in boiling salted water until tender, drain and season in any of the ways given for string beans.