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Do you have a good recipe I love brussel sprouts but
tired of just eating them with
butter. Any good recipes?
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Take a bag of mixed vegatables mix them together with last nights roast beef leftovers water, beef broth and dont forget the brussel sprout, potatoes, put it all together in a crockpot on med. for half a day. at nihgt you either have stew or soup depending anyway french brread some butter and what ever you like to drink and you got something man. |
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how to cook brussel sprouts to I would love brussel sprouts
if it wasn't for the
bitterness, anything I can do
to them to get that out?
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Well this is how I cook them and my husband LOVES them! I buy the frozen ones. I put the entire bag into a pot with about a cup of water and some salt and pepper. cook on low until simmering (about 15 minutes) then empty the water out and add 2 tbsp of butter and salt & pepper again. simmer until the butter melts and WALLA! They are de-lish! Good luck! |
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How do you grow brussel A couple months ago, I bought
some brussel sprout plants and
put them in large containers.
So far they are growing
wonderfully well, but I have
yet to see any signs of the
baby cabbages. Is there
anything I need to do such as
pinch of bottom leaves? Maybe
I am just trying to hurry them
along,, how long does it take
before them to make their
sprouts? Thanks for any help.
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Brussels Sprouts are a cool weather plant. They take a long time (a few months) to start sprouting. They will first get small bumps on the long stalks, then watch out! The bumps keep growing! The good thing about these plants is that you can continuously harvest them as they grow. Just remove the largest of the sprouts. They will require staking when they start bearing because they tend to get very top-heavy. Enjoy! |
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