Green Beans, Potatoes, Carrots and Salt Pork (for a gathering)

Green Beans, Potatoes, Carrots and Salt Pork (for a gathering)
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Nutritional Info
  • Servings Per Recipe: 30
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 152.8
  • Total Fat: 9.3 g
  • Cholesterol: 9.8 mg
  • Sodium: 191.9 mg
  • Total Carbs: 15.7 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 3.2 g
  • Protein: 2.4 g

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Introduction

Yummy gluten free, dairy free recipe to celebrate great veggies! Yummy gluten free, dairy free recipe to celebrate great veggies!
Number of Servings: 30

Ingredients

    Salt Pork (cured pork), 12 oz
    Potato, raw, 6 large (3" to 4-1/4" dia.)
    Carrot - raw, chopped, 6 cups
    Green Beans (snap), 450 grams
    Onion Vidalia raw med onion, 148 gram(s)
    Water to cover the veggies in a stock pot.

    Spices - To taste (this is an estimate)...
    1T Velata Lemon Garlic Artisan Rub
    1 tsp Fresh Ground Pepper
    1 tsp Powdered Garlic
    1 tsp Lawry's Season Salt


Tips

You can substitute ham hocks or even bacon if you don't have salt pork. If you can't find the Velata Lemon Garlic Rub, you could use any Garlic Pepper or Lemon Pepper seasoning.

Great left over. Great with fresh green beans from the garden! I just made some with potatoes from my garden!


Directions

Peal and cut potatoes. Cut 1/3 of a cup in to small pieces so they fall apart and help the water to become broth. Add water so they don't turn brown.

Peel and cut carrots and onion into bite size pieces.

Snap green beans or cut ends off and then cut/snap in to 1 in pieces.

Cut the salt pork into bite size pieces. Leave the fatty pieces in ... that is flavor!

Serving Size: 1-2 cups is a meal, 1/2 cup for a side

Add all of the ingredients and spices to a 6-8 qt stock pot and boil until the green beans are tender. The water needs to cover the contents when you start, and it will cook down. Stir every once and a while to help the small bits of potato break down to become like a broth.