Content about Brussels Sprouts
February 15, 2011
Plus, a Killer Recipe To Use It In
We are thrilled to be participating in Charcutepalooza, an organized blogging movement of people writing about the noble art of charcuterie. Scores of people around the country (or even the world?) are making and writing about bacon, pancetta, and other delicious variations this fine month of February—and throughout the year, will be embarking on ever-cooler projects like brining, and smoking and drying and fermenting (the organizers...
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April 16, 2007
I was cleaning out my fridge, throwing away plastic bags full of blackened herbs and limp celery and muttering about how I felt wasteful, of course, but also uncreative. Why does the ability to look into the fridge and dream up recipes with what’s there elude me? I'm a failure and a hack. Why even cook anymore? I should just order takeout and go to sleep.
But in the midst of this crisis, a beacon: I found my duck...
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December 13, 2006
Brussels Sprouts have quite an affect on people. After seeing me mess up some perfectly fine sprouts, the people spoke and they resoundingly told me to roast. The comment section offered no less than 5 different versions of this affair, and not knowing exactly where to start I went for the simplest recipe. Meg's recipe called for nothing but a little olive oil, salt and pepper, and after the extravaganza of flavor I tried to...
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December 1, 2006
These are called Brussels sprouts, and unless you had some especially mean parents growing up, this might be your first time together. Even I, who had been force-fed green beans for the first 10 years of my life, never had to touch them because my dad hated them so much. I don't think I'm the only one. I've never seen them on a menu, and have never been confronted with them at a friends house. And for most of my adult...
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