My favorite part of the holidays is when they’re over. That would be somewhere close to Easter. Most people have taken down their Christmas decorations by then.
I like green bean casserole — as long as I only get it once or twice a year. Any more often than that would remove its mystique and make it just another side dish.
Our oldest daughter makes a green bean casserole with bacon and cruchy stuff on top, and it’s really good! Certainly better than plain ol’ green beans.
Sides are fine, but I have to go along with the Old Man on Christmas Story…turkey is the focus of the feast! Add some gravy, stuffing, and cranberries, and I’m truly happy.
I say a little prayer for the poor starving vegans with their kale and tofurkey. They are like Jacob Marley: “I wear the chain I forged in life! I made it link by link and yard by yard! I gartered it on of my own free will and by my own free will, I wore it!”
Green Bean & Creamed Corn casserole is a sure fire puke situation….All my life…..Still cant endure it at Eighty…..As bad as riding out a typhoon in the south China sea when you’re prone to sea sickness…Been there too…Too many times…..
I have had a really good green bean casserole. Once. It had home-grown and home frozen beans, fresh-pealed pearl onions,store-bought slivered almonds and a roux made with butter, (in which chunked-up store-bought ‘shrooms were sizzled), flour, milk and garlic. Salt and pepper. From scratch. After that, I don’t even bother to sample the usual version.
C 2 days ago
Without a doubt, no
Hello Everyone 2 days ago
A dangerous question!
Morriss H. 1 day ago
Turkey is my guess for Opal
MeanBob Premium Member 1 day ago
I would advise Earl, to seek counsel, prior to answering that question.
Spiffy 1 day ago
You mean the one left over from Thanksgiving?
Blu Bunny 1 day ago
Cookies and pie.
Tachyon the Samurai 1 day ago
Oh, is that what you call it?
GROG Premium Member 1 day ago
Definitely NOT!
Izzy Moreno 1 day ago
Pst, Earl – “Well, that goes without saying.”
Macushlalondra 1 day ago
I love green bean casserole.
iggyman 1 day ago
“That too, Dear”!
Homerville Premium Member 1 day ago
Blue Chistmas for Earl.
Purple People Eater 1 day ago
My favorite part of the holidays is when they’re over. That would be somewhere close to Easter. Most people have taken down their Christmas decorations by then.
cracker65 1 day ago
I look forward to my wife’s broccoli casserole.
jmworacle 1 day ago
It’s a trap!
ʲᔆ 1 day ago
spousal pride outweighs brotherly love
TwilightFaze 1 day ago
I love my sister’s green bean casserole. It’s simple but SO flavorful!
Acworthless 1 day ago
I like green bean casserole — as long as I only get it once or twice a year. Any more often than that would remove its mystique and make it just another side dish.
sarahbowl1 Premium Member 1 day ago
I love my tree the most, but always keep in mind the symbolic celebration of a humble man who shaped the world!
Funniguy 1 day ago
The perfect answer to any question of that nature is just the word, “You.”
walstib Premium Member 1 day ago
My DIL made green bean casserole at Thanksgiving, and it was very good because she used fresh green beans, not those limp canned green beans.
gelmorge 1 day ago
So we go.
Slowly, he turned... 1 day ago
No. Just no. Please, no.
david.b.gilliland 1 day ago
When I was a kid we always had a dish called tomato aspic at Christmas have not had it in many many years. I liked it.
Prescott_Philosopher 1 day ago
However you fix them, I hate green beans.
VICTOR PROULX 1 day ago
A good laugh, thanks Brian Crane!
monya_43 1 day ago
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
timinwsac Premium Member 1 day ago
Run away Earl, run away while you can.
Robert- 50d99b] 1 day ago
Lie Earl, Lie!
royq27 1 day ago
Stand your ground Earl!
MichaelAxelFleming 1 day ago
What’s that strange thing in Earl’s hands? It looks like some sort of paper with news on it.
davidlwashburn 1 day ago
If it’s like my wife’s, oh yeah! Good stuff, Maynard!
FireAnt_Hater 1 day ago
No, it’s the baked cookies…
w16521 1 day ago
Earl’s favorite thing to do is read the newspaper.
ANIMAL 1 day ago
Yeah…….. THAT too (insert eye roll)
Plumb.Bob Premium Member 1 day ago
No one visiting and mthey still decorated a tree? My bet is that the kids weren’t able to make it to their original plans and will pour in tomorrow.
MRBLUESKY529 1 day ago
Even at its best, green bean casserole is barely edible.
ragsarooni 1 day ago
You’d think,after ALL their years together,earl would KNOW how to answer opal’s instigating questions…..
Spacetech 1 day ago
Green Who???
nsaber 1 day ago
Nope, nope, nope. Dreadful concoction. Just another reason to dread the holidays. And a merry Festivus to one and all.
kaycstamper 1 day ago
My DIL makes some really good but I can’t have it because of the carbs. Remember it though!
MuddyUSA Premium Member 1 day ago
Do not answer that Earl…………
Daltongang Premium Member 1 day ago
Yeah Opal, the entire country wakes up on Christmas morning and exclaims,“I don’t want to open presents, I want some Green Bean Casserole!”
DatsunMan 1 day ago
What, no fruit cake?
NolaMan 1 day ago
green bean casserole and candied yams, 2 traditional but highly over-rated dishes
KC135E/R BOOMER 1 day ago
Nope, No, Noway, Nohow! I did say NOPE, right?
whelan_jj 1 day ago
Even the best green bean casserole is still, well, green bean casserole.
wildlandwaters 1 day ago
funny how people’s tastes can vary so… imho, green beans are good for composting… and that’s about it! lol!)
billdaviswords 1 day ago
With the loss of 1/2 and ornament, he could have avoided the hyphen.
billdaviswords 1 day ago
Our oldest daughter makes a green bean casserole with bacon and cruchy stuff on top, and it’s really good! Certainly better than plain ol’ green beans.
OshkoshJohn 1 day ago
Bleah.
pearlyqim 1 day ago
Nooooo!!
anomalous4 1 day ago
Mmmmm…green bean casserole NOMNOMNOM
mistercatworks 1 day ago
Maybe add some red beans to make it more Christmas-y. :)
TIMH 1 day ago
Green bean casserole = toxic, paint-peeling farts.
snowedin, now known as Missy's mom 1 day ago
UGH!
PAR85 1 day ago
He prefers her Christmas cookies.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 1 day ago
I haven’t had green bean casserole since I really learned how to cook. Especially now since I have to be careful what I eat.
CleverHans Premium Member 1 day ago
Sides are fine, but I have to go along with the Old Man on Christmas Story…turkey is the focus of the feast! Add some gravy, stuffing, and cranberries, and I’m truly happy.
I say a little prayer for the poor starving vegans with their kale and tofurkey. They are like Jacob Marley: “I wear the chain I forged in life! I made it link by link and yard by yard! I gartered it on of my own free will and by my own free will, I wore it!”
comicalUser 1 day ago
I guess she decided to decorate?
comicalUser 1 day ago
Green bean casserole is yummy!
Laurie Stoker Premium Member 1 day ago
No. Definitely not that.
Lord Garth 1 day ago
I read somewhere that the kitchen researcher that invented the recipe never actually made it…she was too smart for that
cactusbob333 1 day ago
Whoever invented the casserole of most any kind should have been severely punished.
chain gang charlie about 22 hours ago
Green Bean & Creamed Corn casserole is a sure fire puke situation….All my life…..Still cant endure it at Eighty…..As bad as riding out a typhoon in the south China sea when you’re prone to sea sickness…Been there too…Too many times…..
Concretionist about 18 hours ago
I have had a really good green bean casserole. Once. It had home-grown and home frozen beans, fresh-pealed pearl onions,store-bought slivered almonds and a roux made with butter, (in which chunked-up store-bought ‘shrooms were sizzled), flour, milk and garlic. Salt and pepper. From scratch. After that, I don’t even bother to sample the usual version.
ʲᔆ about 17 hours ago
and not your sweet potato casserole either
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TLH1310 Premium Member about 10 hours ago
Nope. The closest I’ll get is cheese sauce over steamed green beans. maybe sprinkle a little canned onion over the top.