Brussel Sprouts Stalks

Brussel Sprouts Stalks Recipe – If you’re looking for a new and impressive way of serving up veggies, then this roasted Brussels Sprouts Stalks recipe might just fit the bill.

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It may look extraordinary, but this side dish is super simple to whip up, using just olive oil and basic seasonings to create seasonal veggie perfection. Plus, it’s a great conversation piece starter.

Why Make These Roasted Brussel Sprouts Stalks

By taking this much-maligned vegetable, roasting it to perfection and serving it in its original form, you will have a side dish that is sure to delight your guests and maybe even change opinions on Brussels sprouts along the way.

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Here are some more reasons to make this stalk:

• Only a handful of ingredients required!
• Ready in 45 minutes from start to finish.
• Quick and Easy!
• The Brussels sprouts are crisp on the outside and very tender on the inside!
• They are perfectly seasoned!

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Brussels Sprouts

With a strong resemblance to miniature cabbages, Brussels sprouts are actually part of the same family. Rather than growing straight out of the ground, they are buds that grow along a thick, fibrous stalk.

Brussels sprouts tend to divide opinions, but when properly cooked, they have a lovely, nutty flavor and a temptingly crisp outer layer.

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Not only do they taste good, but they are also low in calories and high in many vitamins and nutrients including fiber, vitamin K and vitamin C.

If you’re not a Brussels sprouts fan, chances are, you have only eaten them boiled, which results in a limp texture and a rather off putting sulfurous smell.

I strongly advise to give this method a go, which brings out the best in these little vegetables with very little effort. 

Where Can I Get Brussels Sprouts On The Stalk?

Although some supermarkets stock Brussels sprouts on the stalk (Trader Joe’s usually have them), you may have better luck getting hold of them at your local farmer’s market.

They are usually available year round, but are in season from late fall to early winter, giving you a better chance of finding them.

My Brussels Sprout Stalk Doesn’t Fit In My Oven

Not to worry! Brussels Sprouts Stalks can be a couple of feet long, so not everyone’s oven will be big enough to accommodate them.

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You can simply cut the stalk in half and it will make no difference to the end result. Just try and cut through the stalk itself, avoiding the actual Brussels sprouts.

Can You Eat The Stalk Itself?

The stalk is technically edible, you would need to cook it separately from the Brussels sprouts as it takes a while longer to cook thanks to its tough, woody texture and requires a fair amount of work.

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For the sake of this recipe, you’d be better off just eating the crispy Brussels sprouts and leaving the stalk as is. 

What Can I Serve With Brussels Sprouts Stalks?

Thanks to their unusual appearance, serving whole Brussels Sprouts Stalks makes for a great Christmas showstopper served alongside your turkey. For the rest of the year, they make a great accompaniment to any meat dish or can even be served as an appetizer.

Guests can simply pull the Brussels sprouts off the stalk and dip them into a honey mustard or garlic mayonnaise sauce.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) & Expert Tips

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