Nicole S wrote:


I have some green beans and white beans and I’m not sure when they are ready to be picked. What are some signs I can look for? I don’t want to pick them too soon.

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j_perkn wrote:


I grow my own vegetables and would like to freeze my romano beans. Last year, I followed blanching instructions carefully. After draining the water from them, I sealed them in a freezer bag using a food saver appliance. They were kept frozen for 3 months only. When I went to cook them for dinner, they tasted very rubbery and not at all like the “crunchy” store kind. Does anyone have suggestions as to what I did wrong or how they freeze theirs?

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Gemini’s Rock wrote:


the resturaunt I ate them in would only tell us it has ginger in it and they used whole long beans? thanks for helping me out!

Pammysu47 wrote:


They have lots of blossoms but the beans don’t develope.

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Jerry E wrote:


My mother used to make a dish that involved fresh green beans and sliced onions - she would blanche or par-boil the green beans, and then they would sit in the fridge soaking in vinegar and I think oil also. I’m sure I’m missing lots of details, so I would appreciate any recipes that are a close match for this.

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