Perhaps they taste so perfect because they were so nearly ravaged. Perhaps their flavor has intensified with the anticipation. One thing is for certain - steamed for just a moment and eaten with two fingers and a fleck or two of sea salt, each squeaky bite is bliss.
I don't eat beans very often, but I would if I could get them looking as fresh, crisp and gorgeously green like yours. I cannot believe how a humble bean can look this exciting. I do like to drizzle veggies with a garlic yoghurt dressing. Adding a little mustard to the dressing would work really well too.
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I don't eat beans very often, but I would if I could get them looking as fresh, crisp and gorgeously green like yours. I cannot believe how a humble bean can look this exciting. I do like to drizzle veggies with a garlic yoghurt dressing. Adding a little mustard to the dressing would work really well too.
Those beans seemed like a miracle this year - I'm glad to have harvested any at all, let alone such pretty ones - thanks.
That garlic yogurt dressing idea does sound good - I need to make a note to try that.
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