Simple recipe for Roasted Green Beans And Cherry Tomatoes is taken to another level with quick Balsamic reduction and a sprinkling of vegan Parmesan cheese. Easy side dish that goes with any meal.
Roasted Balsamic Green Beans aren't one of those dishes that I grew up eating regularly. I distantly remember making Green Bean Soup or seeing them floating in Borscht, but other than that, back in the days green beans weren't very popular.
Everything changed after I moved to the US and discovered new holidays such as Thanksgiving Day and the whole lot of dishes with fresh green beans.
Since then I've been cooking green beans in every possible way.
I usually love to keep the recipe simple and stick to just a few ingredients. One of my favorite healthy recipes is 15-minute Green Beans which always comes in handy when I need the dinner on the table fast.
My Roasted Green Beans And Tomatoes is also one of those recipes that require minimal work, only 5 ingredients and the result will totally blow your mind.
What sets this roasted green beans and tomatoes recipe apart from other roasted green beans dishes is a final drizzle of a quick Balsamic glaze.
It is my new favorite thing because it adds much more flavor to the beans than just plain Balsamic vinegar. And honestly, it is so easy to make it yourself.
Plus, it's just so delicious, with a mild fruity flavor, you'll want to use it on other roasted veggies as well.
📋 Ingredients
- green beans - I recommend Haricot Verts or French green beans. They're more tender and flavorful than the regular beans. That being said, if you can only find regular green beans, they're fine as well
- cherry or grape tomatoes
- olive oil
- Balsamic vinegar
- vegan Parmesan cheese - if you're not vegan, you can use regular Parmesan
- salt, pepper
🔪 Instructions
1. Season and bake the vegetables
In a large bowl toss together green beans, tomatoes, olive oil, salt and pepper. Arrange them on a parchment lined baking dish and roast at 425 F for 17-20 minutes until green beans are tender.
2. Make Balsamic reduction
Add Balsamic vinegar in a small sauce pan. Cook on a medium low heat until it reduces by half and slightly thickens. It will take about 15 to 20 minutes.This amount should be enough to drizzle green beans all over.
3. Serve
Remove green beans from the oven, sprinkle with cheese and drizzle with Balsamic glaze. Serve!
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📖 Recipe
Roasted Green Beans And Tomatoes
Ingredients
- 1 lb green beans (I recommend Haricot Verts) trimmed
- 1 pint cherry or grape tomatoes
- 2 tablespoon olive oil
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon pepper
- ½ c Balsamic vinegar
- ½ c vegan Parmesan cheese shredded, Note 1
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 425 F.
- In a large bowl add green beans, tomatoes, olive oil, salt and pepper. Toss to coat.
- Arrange on a parchment lined baking dish and roast for 17-20 minutes until green beans are tender.
- Meanwhile, add Balsamic vinegar in a small sauce pan and cook over medium low heat until it reduces by half and slightly thickens.
- Remove green beans from the oven, sprinkle with cheese and drizzle with Balsamic glaze.
- Serve immediately.
Notes
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Robinakagoatmom says
Thanks for sharing this super simple, amazingly delicious recipe.
Iryna says
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you liked this recipe:)
Hayley says
This is delicious. My family loved it. A different take on green beans. Thank you!!
Iryna says
Hayley, thank you so much for your review and a 5-star rating! I'm very glad that you enjoyed this recipe!
Amy says
Looks amazing! May I ask what vegan Parmesan cheese you use? The pic looks like it actually melts a little - hard to find with vegan cheeses!
Iryna says
Hi Amy! This was the recipe that I initially made with a regular Parmesan (even before this blog was vegan). Later I reworked the post to suit vegans. I apologize for the confusion. Anyways, I made a little research and looks like Parmesan from Good Planet foods melts well. https://elmcitymarketdelivers.com/good-planet-foods-plant-based-cheese-parmesan-shreds/. Hope this helps!
Karla says
Had this lovely side dish with mushroom Parmesan risotto. It was a delicious Meatless Monday meal. The balsamic glaze was a compliment to the heavy risotto. Thanks!
Iryna says
Thank you for your wonderful comment and 5 star rating Karla! I'm so happy you liked this recipe!
Jennifer says
This is delicious! A total hit with my family!
Iryna says
Thanks for your comment Jennifer! I'm happy you and your family enjoyed this recipe!
Christine says
Such a great dish! So easy to make and good with fish, steak or chicken.
Iryna says
Thank you for your comment Christine! I'm happy you liked this recipe!
Vicky says
I love the balsamic flavor in these, not to mention how colourful a dish it is. This would make the perfect side to steak or chicken.
Iryna says
Thanks Vicky!
Beth Pierce says
What a great side dish with dinner tonight! So easy and flavorful! Love it!
Iryna says
Thank you Beth!
Cookilicious says
Would love to serve this on the side with rice. Looks yummy!
Iryna says
Thank you!
kim says
Such an easy, delicious side dish recipe! We all loved the flavors and I'll be making it again soon!
Iryna says
Thanks Kim!
Michelle says
This is such a great side dish and a great way to switch it up with the cherry tomatoes. Green beans never looked so good!
Iryna says
Thank you Michelle!
Easyfoodsmith says
My daughter and I are going to indulge ourself in this delicious dish. She loves tomatoes but only cooked ones.
Iryna says
I hope you and your daughter will have a chance to try it! It's a really delicious recipe:)