Green Beans, Smoke Sausage, and Taters

It is all according to your family size, as mine is large I will do this according to my family size.
6 cans or green beans, fresh is better
1 Package smoked sausage any brand will do
About 8 potatoes peeled and cut into small pieces.
You can add onion if you prefer, my house it is onion powder so the kids can’t see the onions.

Place on stove and cook over med heat until potatoes are fully cooked. Or stick it in the crockpot and cook until done.

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Comments

  1. Penny says:

    we add frozen/fresh/canned corn to this recipe.

  2. brande says:

    i actually have a version of this in the crockpot right now. i used fresh green beans, cubed hame and 2 peices of bacoon a bit of beef flavored granuales or cubes and some matchstick carrots for color i will put in some shoe string cut potatoes the last hour or so and i always add minced onions and garlic (or at least onion powder and garlic powder) it help the kids not get bit by bugs.

  3. Ellen says:

    Does this recipe call for any liquid? Or do I just put in the frozen beans, cut up sausage and cut up potatoes in my crock pot?

  4. sarah says:

    I use beef stock in my recipe.

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