Yellow Wax Beans Roasted With Pancetta

Yellow wax beans roasted with pancetta is one of those super easy side dishes, full of flavor, using one pan, and healthy too! Whether you have a plethora of these in the garden to use up (as I do) or you buy them from your local store or farmer’s market, these make a great addition to any meal and take very little effort.


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5 simple ingredients = simple food, but not necessarily simple flavors.

All these take are the following ingredients:

-Yellow wax beans

-extra virgin olive oil

-pancetta

-salt

-pepper


These beans are super easy!

Simply trim your beans and mix them around on a sheet pan with the rest of the ingredients. Then roast.


25 minutes later your dish is ready!

You might also be interested in my tequila lime fish tacos! They don’t actually even need tequila!

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Yellow Wax Beans Roasted With Pancetta
Yellow wax beans roasted with pancetta is one of those super easy side dishes, full of flavor, using one pan, and healthy too! Whether you have a plethora of these in the garden to use up (as I do) or you buy them from your local store or farmer's market, these make a great addition to any meal and take very little effort.
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Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
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Cuisine America
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
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Ingredients
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Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Trim ends of beans and string if necessary. I usually grow ones that don't have much of a string and I pick them young and don't need to take the strings off.
  2. Toss the beans on a sheet pan with the remaining ingredients. Massage the oil and seasonings into the beans gently so everything is coated.
  3. Roast in the oven on 400 for 20-25 minutes. I tend to go longer because I like them to just begin to get crispy. If you want them all soft with no crispy bits, go slightly less.
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