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Green Beans & Carrot Salad

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1 pound fresh green beans
4 carrots, cut into julienne strips
2 Tbsps. oil
2 Tbsps. wine vinegar
½ tsp. salt
Pepper to taste
½ red onion

Wash and trim ends of green beans and prepare carrots.

In a 3-quart saucepan cook together in small amount water until tender, but still crisp, about 15 to 20 minutes.

Drain and place vegetables in bowl.

Mix oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. Slice onion wafer-thin. Add dressing to vegetables. Toss all ingredients and chill.

USE: 3-quart saucepan
YIELDS: 4-6 servings

Note: The laws of Shabbat rest mandate that all cooking and baking be done before Shabbat, and regulate food preparation done on Shabbat in other ways as well. For more information, see Food Preparation on Shabbat.
Excerpted from Spice and Spirit, The Complete Kosher Jewish Cookbook, published by Lubavitch Women's Cookbook Publications
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September 2, 2010
Green bean & carrot
Think out of the box all you complainers! The basic salad is easy for an easy rosh ha shana, you wanna spend more time in the kitchen - the picture gives an example of good pairings. Shana Tova!
Isha
J-lem, Israel
July 27, 2010
Green bean salad
I see asparagus also, but I also see both green beans and wax beans.
MimiD
Gales Ferry, CT
September 18, 2009
"green bean" salad
The photo shows asparagus! not green beans.
You need to correct either the picture or recipe or both.
Rebecca
portland, OR.
September 17, 2009
Green Bean & Carrot Salad
Hi, The picture of your salad shows other vegetable in it. I don't see green beans.
Anonymous
la, ca
August 28, 2009
Lirit
The vinegar may not be sweet, but the carrots certainly are. ;)

This actually sounds delicious to me - it would be wonderful in the spring time for Pesach with K for P vinegar and asparagus (as pictured) and in the fall with green beans.
Lirit
Cincinnati
September 25, 2007
Green Beans?
The photo depicts asparagus!
Lisa
Queens, NY
September 11, 2007
Sweet?
Vinegar does not a sweet new year dish make...
Anonymous
chabadneworleans.com
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