With getting everything ready for Thanksgiving and decorating the house for Christmas, I’ve been a little on the busy side and haven’t had time to do another video. Until now. This is a simple, easy-peasy and delicious recipe for green beans with caramelized shallots. It takes about 10 minutes to make and goes very well with anything you want to serve it with.
I do have a correction make though. I misspoke when I said olive oil has a “high” smoke point, which allows it to burn easily. It actually has a LOW smoke point which makes it burn easily. So, I apologize for my error. Sometimes I just get tongue tied.
As always, I hope you enjoy and please pass it along to your family and friends. If you like what you see, please subscribe to my YouTube page as well.
Have a great day Everyone. Stay safe and stay well. ‘Til next time.
A Jeanne in the Kitchen 
Love watching your videos Jeanne!
I also love caramelised shallots or any type of onions – yum!
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Thank you. The videos are coming along. 🙂 Didn’t I read you are now engaged? If so, a belated CONGRATULATIONS!
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Hi Jeanne! What an enjoyable video! I never imagined chocolate flavoring on pork chops. Sounds delicious! Best wishes to you and your family for the season and the New Years! Cheers!💗🌺🎼☕️☕️
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Thank you. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family as well. 🙂
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Nice and easy and delicious side dish – beautiful video, dear Jeanne!
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Thank you. The videos are improving each time. Who knows? We may just get the hang of it before too long. 🙂 Happy Channakah to you and your family.
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Your videos are definitely improving, darling, but not mine. I gave up on them and am doing slide shows now. Who is filming you?
Happy Holidays to you and yours as well!
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Thank you. Larry is my videographer. We are both a work in progress. 🙂
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He is doing a great job! This is my issue with videos – I don’t have a videographer, if you don’t count the cats, and they are more likely to knock the camera off the tripod than move it to follow me.
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Very good point. Sometimes our fur babies don’t always make the best helpers. 🙂
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LOL 😻
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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Hi Jeanne – I got to watch you video today during my lunch break. I am not sure if you are aware of this, but your microphone isn’t picking up as clearly as it was. Still, your video was great fun. You have really gotten comfortable in front of the camera and you have a great camera guy as well.
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Thank you. Larry might have been a bit further away or moving around. We are still are a work in progress. 🙂
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You are doing great! I was thinking it was equipment problems and you’d want to know.
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Thank you. I haven’t noticed the camera working any differently for anything else. I’ll have to keep an eye on it. it just may be time for another camera. 🙂
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Love green beans. And I appreciate your correction. It shows that you review the video and pay attention.
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I try, but sometimes things just slip through the cracks. 🙂
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