Definitely worth making and qualifies as comfort food. I used 1% milk instead of skim. Doubled the recipe and it came out great. Thought I had nutmeg on hand, but didn't and it was still delicious.
From EatingWell: March/April 1992
This is not the no-mess, super-easy recipe of yore, but it is low in fat and high in flavor. To go one step further, substitute 1/2 pound fresh green beans for frozen. Simply trim and cut into 1-inch lengths. Then blanch the beans for 1 to 2 minutes in boiling water, refresh under cold water and spread in the baking dish.





Definitely worth making and qualifies as comfort food. I used 1% milk instead of skim. Doubled the recipe and it came out great. Thought I had nutmeg on hand, but didn't and it was still delicious.





I used Greek Yogurt (Fay jeh) instead of sour cream reducing the calories and fat even more!! Fantastic recipe-it's amazing how much fresh ingredients jazz up a recipe!
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