Roasted Brussels Sprouts
These tiny cabbage cousins are an essential side dish to a true Thanksgiving feast.
Everyday Food, November 2003
140 Ratings
- 5 star values: 39
- 4 star values: 46
- 3 star values: 37
- 2 star values: 16
- 1 star values: 2
Anonymous
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My own recipe: Cut bacon strips in 1 inch pieces, brown slightly add brussels sprouts that have been cut in half, stir fry, toss with bacon and ground pepper.
Anonymous
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Love it!! I make it for myself all the time!! Why do brussels sprouts get such a bad rap? If I could just convince my fiance to try them I know he'd love them too.
Anonymous
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I made this tonight for dinner.... Everyone loved it! I will note here that I added about 2 teaspoons of sugar and 1 tablespoon of balsamic vinegar with the oil and made a sweet/tart glaze! Nummy!! Nummy! I love the original recipe but also like to "play around"!
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Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
This is my FAVORITE recipe for brussels sprouts and has become a staple at my Thanksgiving table. It always gets rave reviews (even from those who don't usually like brussels sproutss).
Anonymous
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I haven't tried roasting brussels; however, my favorite way to prepare them is to boil them for about 9 minutes, then saute them in butter with fresh garlic and almonds. Yum!
Anonymous
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The last 5 min I like to take them out, sprinkle with balsamic vinegar and rosemary and put back in until vinegar sets in. Delish.
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Anonymous
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Wow, we just made these (without onions, didn't have any red onions in the house and we had a bag of Brussels Sprouts) after seeing the recipe on Everyday Food this afternoon. They were great -- much better than steamed. We'll definitely be having them again!
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
I've been making these now for several years (since appearing in Everyday Food), and get requests over and over again! I've converted non-sprout eaters into roasted sprout lovers!! I've shared this recipe with many of my friends and family who never seem to tire of raving about this wonderful side dish! The addition of toasted pine nuts sprinkled onto the finished sprouts has also received high acclaim!