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    I came up with this last night and it was soooo good!
    I don't think green beans are on the list for induction, but they only have 4 carbs per 1/2 cup, and for goodness sakes, peas have more carbs and they are on the list. Either way, I think it's super good.

    In a large skillet or saucepan add:
    1/2 cup heavy cream
    1/2 to 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese (more or less depending on taste)
    I also added a little garlic salt, and a splash of worchestershire sauce.
    Heat until cheese is melted.
    Add 2 cans of cut green beans (strained)
    1/4c fried onion bits.
    Stir, and voila!
    Should serve 4. (2 servings of green beans per can)

    The fried onion bits have 3 carbs per 2 tablespoons, but it's less per serving.
    *Michele*
    I am woman, hear me ROAR!!
    5'10" age: 25 currently size 20/22 Goal: 14/16 or less!
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    %fat must be less than 22


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    Re: A green bean dish that I must share!

    Green beans are allowed on induction. I believe the book calls them string beans.



    RESTART DATE: 1/2/09

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      Re: A green bean dish that I must share!

      Originally posted by firegem View Post
      Green beans are allowed on induction. I believe the book calls them string beans.
      That is correct firegem. Snow peas are also allowed during Induction. Regular green peas are on the starchy veggie list & aren't allowed until the appropriate rung. I believe it is rung 8. Also fried onion bits are not on the Induction list of veggies.

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