Brussels sprouts are as delicious raw as they are cooked, and they shine in this hearty salad with apples, almonds, dried cherries and a Dijon-spiked vinaigrette.
Plate the warm Brussels sprouts mixture onto a serving platter. Cover with the shaved Brussels sprouts, mint and lime zest and juice. “Toss and serve to your best friends only,” Matheson says.
In a large bowl mix the shaved sprouts, apple pieces, walnuts, red onion, pomegranate seeds and grated pecorino. Whisk together the lemon, honey, olive oil and sliced chilli in a small bowl.
Try this, you who diss brussels sprouts. It came to me via Laurie Black who served it with steaks for a slap-up dinner after a hard day in the Bite kitchen. I have since served it to many who say ...
Brussels sprouts should have tight compact heads and no sign of wilting; the stalks should look moist and freshly cut. Contrary to popular opinion, Brussels sprouts do not benefit from having a ...
If you were served boiled Brussels sprouts a kid, there's a good chance you don't have fond memories of the experience. But when cooked correctly, the vegetable both tastes good and offers a ...