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democrank

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9. I had no idea what the name of the process was, but did green beans that way recently
Tue Sep 9, 2025, 05:05 PM
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Used an old cast iron skillet, added a small amount of olive oil, black pepper, lemon juice and crushed cashews last minute. The green beans were so good…..blackened and tasty.

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Taco Tuesday irisblue Tuesday #1
Sounds delic, Iris! SheltieLover Tuesday #3
Going to try sauteeing bok choy & napa cabbage tonight SheltieLover Tuesday #2
this is an ideal situation for NJCher Tuesday #4
Ty! SheltieLover Tuesday #5
Here's the link and I cut and pasted the technique: NJCher Tuesday #6
Tyvvvm! SheltieLover Tuesday #7
yes, you can cut way down on the oil NJCher Tuesday #8
Thx again! How long does sesame oil keep in fridge, once opened? SheltieLover Tuesday #10
quite a while NJCher Tuesday #14
Thx! SheltieLover Tuesday #15
NJCher is correct. La Coliniere Tuesday #18
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I had no idea what the name of the process was, but did green beans that way recently democrank Tuesday #9
Sounds delicious! SheltieLover Tuesday #11
You're welcome democrank Tuesday #12
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Worked like a charm! SheltieLover Tuesday #17
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