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Add the chile and dressing and toss again. Transfer two-thirds to a bowl and add the beans, scallions and lemon juice to the bowl and toss well. On the board, drizzle the nuts with ½ teaspoon olive oil, sprinkle with ⅛ teaspoon salt and toss until evenly coated.

Put the hazelnuts on a cutting board and crush with a heavy skillet or the flat side of a knife until they crack into smaller pieces.

While the beans rest, soak the scallions in a medium bowl of ice water until crisp, about 5 minutes, then lift out and gently pat dry with paper towels.

Once the last batch is done, remove them from the heat, return all the beans to the skillet and let them soften in the residual heat, about 7 minutes. As the batches of beans cook, transfer them to a plate to continue cooking the remaining beans. Thinner beans will brown more quickly, so pull them from the heat first. When the bottoms brown and blister, toss the beans and continue cooking, tossing occasionally, until there’s a nice char on the beans but they still have a little bite, 3 to 5 minutes.

When the surface is smoking hot, spread the beans in an even layer on the griddle or in the skillets and add another drizzle of oil (about a teaspoon per skillet or a tablespoon for the whole batch).

(Work in batches if using one varietal, and work by type if using multiple varietals.) Heat a griddle or two large skillets over high heat. (You can use just one large bowl if you’re using only one varietal.) Toss the beans with the oil and salt until evenly coated.

If you’re using different varieties of beans, divide them among different bowls and divide the oil and salt among the bowls.

2 tablespoons Frenchie dressing, plus more.3 scallions, cut in 3-inch lengths and thinly sliced lengthwise.1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, plus more.

1 pound string beans, preferably a mix of wax beans, haricots verts and dragon tongue beans, stem ends trimmed.A great addition to the area of Eagle Rock/Highland Park. Although the restaurant was packed there seemed to be plenty of staff bustling about the place to keep anyone from waiting. Fresh homemade semolina pasta, perfectly herbed and seasoned and just the right amount of food. The vongole was also one of the best ever, the clams were out of their shells and plump, juicy little darlings. The carpaccio was easily the best I've ever tasted, delicious.

Moments later she came back with another basket full of the lovely bread informing me that this had "just come out of the oven", God bless her, she just earned herself a generous tip. She promptly brought some delicious homemade bread to the table but as soon as I'd eaten one piece she suddenly took the basket away! I was distraught. She told me to hold off on ordering any more food as she was going to bring me some bread and I could always order something else later. I asked her if she thought that would be enough food as I was hungry and overweight. A charming waitress brought me a beer and took my order of Tuna Carpaccio followed by Spaghetti Vongole. A very pleasant young man greeted me and told me I was in luck, he had a table available. This particular evening I was 'flying solo' and just wandered in off the street on the off chance. My son had told me about it a few days earlier but we hadn't been able to get a reservation. I went here just after xmas and was lucky to get a table as it was very busy and I hadn't booked.

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