It can be tricky to grow brussels sprouts in the home garden, but with these growing tips, you can be sure to have a lot of fresh sprouts ready to harvest either in early summer or late fall.

A vegetable that is more frequently found in grocery stores than in home gardens, brussels sprouts are named for Brussels, Belgium, where they were first grown in the sixteenth century.

Brussels sprouts are fascinating plants. Their unique growth habit certainly sets them apart in the garden -- and so does the ...

Brussels sprouts and butternut squash roast in a mixture of maple and butter for a supremely delicious side. Pecans and dried ...

Put 1-2 tablespoons of olive oil in a skillet. Place the sprouts flat side down in the skillet. Add salt and pepper to taste. Cook on each side for about 5 minutes or until golden brown. Fresh ...

As Brussels sprouts are cruciferous, the same warning applies to cauliflower for people with IBS. Hobson adds: “They contain compounds called glucosinolates which can reduce the absorption of ...