My family knows that roasting is my favorite way to prepare Brussels sprouts so when my sister Emily found a version with kimchi in a magazine, she sent it straight to me. Kimchi, a staple in the Korean diet, is a delicious, tangy, fermented cabbage. It can be found in well-stocked grocery stores and in Korean markets. The flavor of the finished dish really depends on the kimchi, so find one you like.If you don’t like a lot of spice, just roast the Brussels sprouts as directed here and leave out the kimchi. Roasted Brussels sprouts on their own are both sweet and savory.
This simple side dish adds a touch of sweetness to the earthy Brussels sprouts. It would be a great addition to any Thanksgiving menu or as a side for dinner any night of the week.
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This easy side dish combines the natural sweetness of caramelized shallots with the earthiness of Brussels sprouts, a fall favorite. All told, it's a great foil to the Thanksgiving turkey.
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I like to heat the grill pan on the EGG® so it is nice and hot to start grilling the Brussels Sprouts.
Make restaurant-style flatbread in 30 minutes flat! This one boasts a perfect combo of caraway, corned beef, and Swiss cheese. This recipe comes from one of the 100 finalists in the 47th Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest. Try more recipes like these by visiting www.BakeOff.com.
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Here's a quick and easy side dish for two that can easily be made to accommodate a crowd. Honey, balsamic vinegar, and dates play off the bitterness in the radicchio, and perfectly cooked Brussels sprouts lend a crisp tender crunch to the dish.
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Most people think of roasting their Brussels sprouts, but this recipe has you pan-sear them so that their skin is even and crisp. The final addition of bacon and butter adds a salty bite and silky texture to the crispy sprouts.
Brussels sprouts were most likely the misunderstood food group of your childhood, but now we know just how great they can be…especially for vegetarians! Uptown Tavern's Chef Lety Gonzalez has introduced a reimagined version of the delicious veggie that can be served as an appetizer or side to any meal. The Crispy Brussels Sprouts are brilliantly topped with a citrus-infused garlic vinaigrette. From the zesty orange, lime and lemon juices to the chili flakes that top the dish, this treat will have you craving your daily dose of veggies. — Chef Lety Gonzalez Recipe Courtesy of Chef Leticia Gonzalez
A perfect side dish. Well, for me at least. I love Brussels sprouts. This little dish is perfect to serve for lunch or dinner as a side dish, or even as a meal when combined with a bit of protein such as a few nuts or sliced tofu. Yum. So easy. So fresh. So delicious. I’m seriously addicted to Brussels sprouts.
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These irresistible sprouts are a holiday favorite but too tasty to serve just once a year. The recipe is easily halved for smaller gatherings or an everyday family meal.
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