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Tasty Brussels Sprouts

Tasty Brussels Sprouts

BRUSSELS SPROUTS - my most very favorite veggie!  Never thought I would say that about these mini cabbages, but there is something about them that I simply love. I also love that they are so good for you.  (This food is very low in Saturated Fat and Cholesterol. It is also a good source of Riboflavin, Iron, Magnesium and Phosphorus, and a very good source of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Thiamin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Potassium and Manganese) Not only tasty, but healthy!
  Here's a way I prepare them - very quick, simple - and results will make people who dislike veggies ask for more!

 
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Step 1INGREDIENTS and Equipment needed

INGREDIENTS and Equipment needed
Ingredients:
2 tubs of Brussels Sprouts
Earth Balance Natural Buttery Spread
Nutritional Yeast  (you can get it at any Health Food Store)
Salt
Pepper
Lime
(optional) Bragg Liquid Aminos all purpose seasoning or Soy Sauce

Equipment:
Sauce pan
Steamer
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13 comments
Nov 14, 2011. 10:30 PMMkUltrA202 says:
bacon lime sriracha and sprouts is really good too its a recipe from david chang that was in gq if you like this i would suggest it !
Nov 8, 2010. 8:40 AMrootchick says:
Mashed with potatoes & bacon sounds awesome! Maybe the husband would actually eat them then. :) I usually make them with a Parmesan/bread crumb topping.
Nov 5, 2010. 1:44 PMrootchick says:
What does the nutritional yeast do?
Nov 5, 2010. 6:34 PMachilles says:
I adds a salty earthy taste, I use it all the time. Its incredibly dense with vitamins and minerals, basically the only reason the US isn't malnourished actually.
Nov 7, 2010. 5:00 AMrhoaste says:
The US is malnourished... LOL. I guess everyone there must have a 32' waist then. The anomaly must be down a malfunction in my wide-screen TV.
Nov 7, 2010. 12:17 PMachilles says:
I didnt say they werent large, I'm talking about actual nutrition. The majority of nutrients found in many processed foods comes from nutritional yeast.
Nov 6, 2010. 5:20 AMjanw says:
I love my sprouts boiled and then baked in butter. Served with some mustard. This is the way that are traditionally made around Brussels where I originate from ( I live now in Holland tho). I also love them mashed with potatoes and bacon.

Technically, these are not mini cabbages but all sprouts from a cabbageplant(a whole bunch grows on one plant) but then you can argue that a cabbage is also the sprout of the cabbageplant (single sprout on one plant).

I will definately try your way because it really sounds and looks delicious!!!
Nov 6, 2010. 4:50 AMMandrew says:
Although the historical method for cooking sprouts is to boil them, this has fallen out of favor as of late. Brussel sprouts can have some unpalatable flavours when boiled, or dry roasted. Try taking the same ingredients only roasting the sprouts, or sauteing them.

That's not to say that boiling them won't work.

If your not looking for a vegan option, sprouts pair really well with bacon. And for the vegans, it pairs well with olive oil and onions.
Nov 3, 2010. 9:19 PMChrysN says:
I'm not big on brussels sprouts but this looks good.

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