Kielbasa Green Beans and Potatoes

GMO-Free and Organic One-Skillet Kielbasa Green Beans and Potatoes are shamelessly simple and easy to make; it’s almost ridiculous. This tasty filling, low-cost dish combines Smoked Kielbasa, Onion, Red Potatoes, Organic Green Beans, organic diced tomatoes with chiles, and Corn in one skillet for a delicious recipe with less of a mess to clean up after dinner.

 

Kielbasa is my son and husband; secretly, I have wondered if they both have Polish bloodlines. They love it so much. It’s the wonder meat on crazy nights and seemly goes well with so many things, thankfully. You honestly can’t go wrong with a good Polish Smoked Sausage (Kielbasa) and potatoes together, and the flavors seem to enhance one another so well.

Sometimes I want to get dinner accomplished and relax after a hard day at work; I don’t feel like cleaning a pile of dishes or scouring pots and pans. In my book,  you can quickly satisfy comfort food cravings with easy one-skillet meals and still come out smelling like a rose by tossing all your ingredients into a single skillet, and you have no stress no-mess recipes for any night of the week. Dinner doesn’t get much easier or become more convenient than this, so grab that Cast iron skillet or metal skillet, and let’s get cooking!

 

 

 

FAQs about Kielbasa Green Beans and Potatoes

1. What exactly is Kielbasa? Kielbasa is a type of Central and Eastern European sausage that is a huge staple of Polish cuisine and comes in dozens of varieties, smoked or fresh, made with pork, beef, turkey, lamb, chicken, or veal.

2. Do you have a particular brand you use? Smoked Kielbasa’s best quality and taste will always come from a local butcher specializing in European and Polish organic specialty items. However, most grocers have a decent store brand of Smoked Kielbasa that you might enjoy if that is not an option or budget-friendly for you.

3. I noticed you mention using organic items, but I am concerned with GMOs; corn has a notorious reputation for being genetically modified… I would recommend using a non-GMO brand; there are several on the worldwide web. Also, please speak to your local farmers. They will be able to provide verifying information on the contents of their organic corn and or vegetables. You will always be able to identify non-GMO products sold by a non-GMO seal on the packaging. 

4. I can not afford organic grocery items; what should I do? Organic produce is simply a more healthy option; it is not written in stone. If you are unable to pay higher prices, there is no shame. I might recommend doing a little home gardening using organic pesticides from natural sources versus chemicals and freezing or canning your produce.

 

 

 

Ingredients needed for Kielbasa Green Beans and Potatoes

• Two pounds smoked organic Polish kielbasa, sliced

• One medium onion, chopped

• Six medium red potatoes cut 1×1 in size

• One can of diced organic tomatoes with chiles

• One cup of frozen organic green beans,

• One cup organic corn kernels fresh or organic frozen, non-GMO verified

• One teaspoon Cajun seasoning

• kosher salt, to taste

• freshly ground peppercorns, to taste

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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