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Feeding Brussel Sprouts to the Family |
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At times Brussel Sprouts can be very cheap, If you like them and the family doesn't, try cutting them in half and roasting them until they are just soft. I have cooked them this way for my family that doesn't like them and they have enjoyed them. Or try cooking them in a onion gravy
By pthere from New Zealand
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RE: Feeding Brussel Sprouts to the Family
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Post By Vicka (Guest Post)
(01/26/2006)
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Trim the Brussel sprouts (remove yucky leaves and slice a little off the bottom). Then toss in olive oil and dump on a foil lined cookie sheet or shallow pan, sprinkle with Kosher salt and roast at about 400 degress for 20-30 minutes. Shake pan or turn occasionally (I have forgotten to do this, it's OK). They should be fragrant and a little browned. If not cook longer. I have also added squash and potato squares. I think you could add anything. YUMMY!
RE: Feeding Brussel Sprouts to the Family
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Post By mvb (Guest Post)
(01/26/2006)
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Hi,
I had a question....do you cook the brussel sprouts in water then roast? Or can you roast them raw? have a sunny day! sending my best...
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