Looking for a simple way to use up some of those frozen vegetables from the garden? I highly recommend roasting them. Instead of potentially mushy and flavorless veggies, you get a crispy and delicious side dish–perfect with any meal. {I’ve used this method on a ton of different frozen veggies, and they’ve all turned out delightful}.
Roasted Green Beans - YUM!
Ingredients
Ingredients
- Olive Oil
- Italian Seasoning
- Garlic Salt
Instructions
Directions
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Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
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Coat a pan with olive oil {NO Silpat this time, can you believe it?}. This is not the time to be stingy with the oil, you want a good 2-3 tbsp.
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Toss frozen green beans on the pan, sprinkle with garlic salt and Italian seasoning. I like to take the more is more approach with the seasoning amounts, but let's just call it season to taste approach.
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Use a spatula to turn the green beans on the pan. This will coat them with olive oil and mix in the seasonings.
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Bake for 20-25 minutes, to desired level of crispiness. Turn once while baking.
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Annabel Lee says
Hmmm, I just roasted vegetables for dinner last night. I had high hopes. I did not like them. Husband and daughter ate them, said good. I ate, but eh. It was a combo of sweet potatoes, white potatoes, parsnips, rutabaga and beets. Everything turned pink, due to beets. I love beets and I freeze and pickle lots. I would have been just happy with the beets heated with some lemon and butter. My mother used to stick parsnips in stew…I always had to check whether was getting a potato chunk or a parsnip. I discovered I still hate parsnips. Rutabagas I like…no problem there, I usually add them to pastys . (If you don’t know what those are those are kind of like a calzone but stuffed with vegetables and beef instead, Cornish heritage). I try and try and I still can’t stand sweet potatoes.
I have tried roasting Brussels sprouts several times as another daughter swears by them. They still taste just as bad. Now I have roasted asparagus and that IS delicious. So I may just give the green beans a shot. However, I hate frozen green beans so I only freeze in vegetable soup sized batches. Then I can’t tell they were frozen. Those are 2 C bags, I probably would want to do 2. We’ll let you know the results.
Huey says
Have you tried the non-stick aluminum foil? It works great for roasting veggies & you can use less oil & they just slide around like crazy without sticking! It works great for oven fries.
Nichole says
These look pretty tasty and I happen to have some fresh beans in my fridge, I see roasted green beans in my future!
Heather says
When you say Italian seasoning, do you mean one of those packets or the actual Italian seasoning spice? Because i have a a jar of mixed spices that i use when making spaghetti sauce that is a mixture of spices and its called Italian seasoning. But i have another recipe for a salad that calls for it and i buy it in a packet (like the ranch packets you can buy). I ask because there is a big difference between the two and i would like to take this to my mothers for thanksgiving dinner.
BreeAnne says
This recipe was AMAZING! I hate the taste and texture and so I had to find something to make them better, and it supports my low carb diet. This is hands down the best recipe for green beans that I will use again in the future
Kelsie says
Can you use canned ? Or does it have to be frozen ? It’s sounds Delicious
Mavis Butterfield says
I wouldn’t used canned green beans for this particular recipe. Fresh or frozen would work great though.
Tiffany says
did you thaw the green beans first?
lilton says
I do this with fresh or frozen broccoli all the time, except I use the Montreal steak seasoning [it’s a blend of salt, peppers, and garlic]. Halved cherry tomatoes are also very tasty to roast with the broccoli.
Hadn’t thought about roasting green beans, though.
Mavis says
I like the sound of that seasoning on the broccoli. I just might have to try it!
Lisa says
I made these with frozen thin green beans seasoned with Mccormick basil garlic seasoning and olive oil. Very tasty!