Green Beans with Potatoes or Fasolakia me Patates in Greek is a vegetarian village classic Eva (and other Greeks) grew up with. As with many of Evas dishes, this recipe requires only a few simple ingredients and makes a great meal or side dish. Keep in mind the length of time the beans need to cook depends on not only your beans, but also how soft (or crunchy) you want them, so be sure to sample them as this delicious dish is cooking.
For the written recipe visit http://thursdayfordinner.com/?p=257
Very nice dish, thanks, Eva.
tjbollman1 5 months ago
Thank you, Eva - wonderfully clear explanation - now I can enjoy the same delicious food which I experience whenever I visit Greece. Fasolakia me patates has always been my absolute favourite - both tasty and healthy. Thank you so much!
onmonica 5 months ago
Bravo me kaneis uperifano! Good job!!!
valco88 11 months ago
Γεια σου βρε γιαγια, πες τα να μαθαινουν και ξενοι!
kaGiannis 1 year ago
My wine is outdated, so I'm using water. Hope it comes out OKI Also, I had to use frozen green beans.
mickerin64 1 year ago
At 3:17 she says add a "tablespoon" of salt to the green beans, but she actually added about half a teaspoon -- which is about the right amount.
KevinByrne2 2 years ago
thank you!!
reroha 2 years ago
thats great . please do you have a recipe for Galaktoboureko! . thank you.
Esunshine71 2 years ago
Yiasou Eva! I really enjoy watching your cooking videos....they're really good! As for this fasolakia & potatoes recipe, I grew up with it and love it....I've never tried it with wine....we add basil and parsley and more tomato sauce to ours...also sliced carrots and sometimes zucchini. My mother also added chunks of sauteed eggplant and it was delicious!
Thank you for your videos and I would LOVE to see you make galaktoboureko!
Zoyenne 2 years ago