Green beans are showing-up in our local farmer’s market (I’ll bet they’re showing up in yours, too) and that makes me happy for their greenness and mild flavor and the nutrients they bring to the table.
The gentle flavor of green beans lends them to a variety of dressings and sauces. I boil them and serve with a butter and cream sauce or steam them and drizzle with Balsamic vinegar, olive oil and freshly ground pepper. I like to pickle green beans with dill and mustard seeds or boil them the Southern way, long and slow, with onion and bacon. Lastly, I love fresh green beans for my favorite recipe: Buzz Savories 3-Bean Salad.
8 Delicious Reasons to Make a Buzz Savories 3-Bean Salad
Easy
Satisfying
Light
Flavor-rich
Picnic proof
Lasts a week refrigerated
Looks beautiful on a plate
Vitamin rich
I make my recipe in its entirety and eat it straight-up in a bowl, or as a side dish for a grilled brat or hamburger. I especially like it with grilled chicken for the added color and savory flavors it brings. As with many things you’ll find on this site, Buzz Savories Honey Mustard is the ingredient that makes the meal. Make it yourself!
See the full recipe below.
What’s happening in the apiary in hot and sunny July? Young bees are producing wax in their bodies that the workers then chew and add to the honeycomb.
The comb is structured of two layers of six-sided cells, perfect hexagons, with no wasted space between them. Honey, plant nectar and bee bread made from pollen are stored in the cells and the worker bees fan the honey with their wings to make it thick enough to store.
Meanwhile, other bees are tightly sealing the cells already full of honey with a fresh, white beeswax covering that in my experience tastes sweet and warm and chewy like gum. To me, honeycomb, fresh and warm from the hive evokes the Arabian Nights and the luxuries enjoyed by ancient Pashas and Kings.
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