How long has it been since you've had Brussels Sprouts?
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2 days...and I have more in my fridge I may have for supper!0
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I'm guessing about 20 years. My brother and I called them 'little cow brains'. Maybe I'll give them another shot, maybe I won't.0
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I love them.
I used to make them as a casserole with lots of olive oil, now I usually have them with a butter, mustard and lemon sauce. I should try them roasted.
Actually, I just roast them WITH the butter, mustard, and lemon sauce. (Same sauce is also great on roasted cauliflower).
When I was in high school I had a biology teacher who said that there was a gene where some people just can't detect bitter flavors. (I am an old, so at the time the discussion was about the soft drink "Tab," which for you young'uns out there was a very early diet soda that had a weird aftertaste). Everyone in my family loves brussels sprouts, including my 9 year old niece, who recently wrote a poem for school about how much she loves her Aunt's cooking, especially my many ways of cooking brussels sprouts. She's a weird kid though -- her favorite food of all time is kale. :huh:0 -
I don't understand the cauliflower hate, but brussel sprouts?0
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I love them.
I used to make them as a casserole with lots of olive oil, now I usually have them with a butter, mustard and lemon sauce. I should try them roasted.
Actually, I just roast them WITH the butter, mustard, and lemon sauce. (Same sauce is also great on roasted cauliflower).
When I was in high school I had a biology teacher who said that there was a gene where some people just can't detect bitter flavors. (I am an old, so at the time the discussion was about the soft drink "Tab," which for you young'uns out there was a very early diet soda that had a weird aftertaste). Everyone in my family loves brussels sprouts, including my 9 year old niece, who recently wrote a poem for school about how much she loves her Aunt's cooking, especially my many ways of cooking brussels sprouts. She's a weird kid though -- her favorite food of all time is kale. :huh:
she might actually be an alien. you should have her checked out.0 -
Nothing tastes as good as brussel sprouts!0
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I just ate a frittata with bacon, Brussels sprouts, and Colby jack cheese.0
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Tried them for the first time 30 minutes ago :drinker: t'wasn't bad actually!0
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I just ate a frittata with bacon, Brussels sprouts, and Colby jack cheese.
bro, do you even gastronomy?0 -
ZOMG! I just found the BEST recipe!
Brussels sprouts with black licorice gastrique.0 -
Burro, I am STILL laughing at your posts! THANK YOU!!!! and those little green smelly balls of pure evil are one of the most revolting items on the planet...followed closely behind by cauliflower, broccoli, gym socks, litter boxes, halitosis, arm pit odor, schweddy-you-know-whats, and other inglorious scents. Keep up the good work, Burro!0
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ZOMG! I just found the BEST recipe!
Brussels sprouts with black licorice gastrique.0 -
2 days! Ate one serving and then went back for the other one:)0
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Love them. I need to get more.0
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ZOMG! I just found the BEST recipe!
Brussels sprouts with black licorice gastrique.0 -
I totally understand the vegetable-you-just-can't-eat thing, mine is eggplant. Try as I might, it just tastes bitter to me no matter how it's cooked or what it's in. I keep trying if there's something I haven't had, because I like to think I could be discovering my next favorite food that way (it's happened before), but, yeah......no. I still havent found an eggplant dish I like, lol.
Having said that...
I used to h a t e Brussels sprouts, because I'd never had them prepared any other way but boiled or steamed to within an inch of their lives, and forcing myself to eat those lukewarm, greyish-greenish (seriously, what color IS THAT when you overcook vegetables), waterlogged, mushy, tasteless things was beyond gross. Then one day out of curiosity, because my table mate was raving about how delicious it was, I had a bite of a salad made with sauteed, well-caramelized sprouts that had been cooked with a little proscuitto, and mercy, I couldn't believe how good it was. And it wasn't the proscuitto that did it, either (altho I'd be lying if I said it didn't hurt, lol), it was the method of cooking. Sauteeing to caramelization brings out a sweetness and a richness of flavor that is completely missing from boiled or steamed sprouts. I now make this dish all the time during Brussels sprouts season, adding different vegetables and meats sometimes (like Italian turkey sausage and multi-colored bell pepper slices), and serve it by itself as a main dish. Even the sprouts alone sauteed with red pepper flakes are delicious, imo. If you ever get a chance, try a bite of it, who knows.0 -
3-4 Days?0
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Last Christmas Day....and then ate 1..... It's a ritual in our house, that you have turkey and all the trimmings and Brussels that end up left on your plate!!!!!!0
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They smell like what hobo rectums probably smell like.0
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Nothing tastes as good as brussel sprouts!0
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