Green beans should have a bright, strong colour, with crisp pods with a satin-like sheen. They should not look wilted, discoloured or brown. They are best eaten when young and tender. To tell how ...

The heat breaks down the pigment, making green beans look duller. As early as 7000 BC, green and wax beans have been harvested in the Americas, and both grow as bush and pole breeds during the ...

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Just pick the right cut, add a flavorful marinade and pair it with plenty of vegetables, like we did in this fast stir-fry with green beans. These Mediterranean-flavored green beans from Chef Jon ...

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Look for beans with fresh green skins and a firm texture with no brown spots. They should not be too long or stringy. Fresh beans will ‘snap’ easily and look moist and juicy inside.

In a medium saucepan, add chicken broth, green beans and celery salt. Cover and bring to a boil over high. Simmer, still covered and stirring occasionally, until the beans are very tender.