Instant Pot Best Green Bean Casserole


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If there was a dish to scream “homemade” American, it’s Green Bean Casserole. Ever since it was created in the 1950s, this …

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  1. lps chick
    lps chick says:

    A few questions please and thank you. Do you have to refrigerate the Better Than Bouillon AFTER opening? Also can you make a suggestion what bouillon flavor would be good to make a spinach dip in the IP. I could see making spinach dip like this with a different flavor. Thanks for another great video. Can't wait to give this a try. ❤

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  2. Kevin Lehnerd
    Kevin Lehnerd says:

    Jeffery, i love you, but canned green beans? I'm having flashbacks to my childhood, and not in a good way. Check out Alton Brown's recipe for this dish and see if you can translate it to an IP recipe. BTW, for Alton's recipe I use store bought fried onions

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  3. Abbey at home
    Abbey at home says:

    I am looking for suggestions from instant pot experts on how to clean my instant pot. My husband poured Sunflower oil inside the IP without putting the inner pot first. No matter how many timers I wiped it its still oily from inside and oil is seeping out of it. Please help 🙏

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  4. Izzy
    Izzy says:

    But Jeff just say no to canned green beans! How long to overcook FRESH GREEN BEANS? I'm counting on you to give me the answer. BTB mushroom base sounds delicious.

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  5. Mr_Mike_S
    Mr_Mike_S says:

    My 6 quart duo plus (I think I'd have to look for exact model) has been sooo solid for a good 4 years maybe. So adding the fryer lid to fit it seems to make perfect sense. Shopping now.

    It would be like … adding a removable missile launcher to a Sherman Tank… in 10 seconds

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  6. darmarie7
    darmarie7 says:

    I’m vegan and I’m trying this recipe out today and if it’s good, which I know it will be, I’m taking it as one of my dishes for Thanksgiving dinner with my family. Thanks u.

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  7. Joel Choquette
    Joel Choquette says:

    I love you Jeffrey, but including mozzarella and flavored cream cheese would make it too decadent. IMO green bean casserole is traditional and looked forward to in it's simplicity. I do love the idea of the Better Than Bouillon mushroom base with the green bean juice and everything else.

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  8. NOLA Deb
    NOLA Deb says:

    First time I had the classic Green Bean Casserole was '83 ? My then sister in law introduced it to us. Never had it before or since.

    Our tradition is a "Green Beans and Artichoke" casserole. Green Beans, chopped artichoke hearts (both drained) olive oil, cheeses, onion and garlic. My favorite! 😋

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  9. Sunflower Baby
    Sunflower Baby says:

    The concept is fantastic.
    But canned green beans?
    Do people actually buy them and eat them?
    I had hoped you would have shown how to do this with fresh green beans as well. That's okay though, I'll figure it out. Again great concept!

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  10. Russell Jenkins
    Russell Jenkins says:

    Looks tasty but some of your Better than Bouillon stayed in the bottom of the measuring cup. How did that little bit give it much flavor? Did you add more? You don't use salt and pepper or any other seasoning? I get that the fried onions are salty but seems like it would be a bit bland.

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  11. Amy Pla
    Amy Pla says:

    Jeff, I have all the ingredients (including home canned green beans) and can’t wait to make this. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe right before Thanksgiving! I know my family will LOVE it!

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  12. Jeffery's Mom!!!
    Jeffery's Mom!!! says:

    Jeffery its me…Your Mother!!!….You look thin are you eating??…Look you're father wants to know if your gonna make some Jewish meals for the Hanukkah…All we see is the Gentile cooking you do…Al least you could make the LATKES this year…Your aunt Gittel is coming this year and you know how she is!!!…OK… So call your father once and a wile…Would it Kill you?

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