Roasted Brussel Sprouts
Good morning, y’all! I’ve mentioned making Roasted Brussel Sprouts for dinner a few times over on Facebook. Several of you have asked how I make them, so I decided to share an “official recipe” here on the blog.
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I didn’t grow up eating brussel sprouts very often, but my mother-in-law makes them frequently and she’s gotten me sufficiently hooked. I fix them as a side dish at least twice a week because they are so easy and my family loves them! Yum!
These ingredients are the secret to delicious roasted brussel sprouts. Herbamare, olive oil, butter and sea salt…yes, please!
Roasted Brussel Sprouts
- 2 bags frozen brussel sprouts
- 3 Tablespoons butter
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- Olive Oil spray
- Herbamare seasoning
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Melt butter in a 8×8 baking dish in the oven. Add 1 1/2 bags frozen brussel sprouts so there is only one layer of sprouts in the melted butter. Spray them lightly with olive oil.
Sprinkle with salt and Herbamare…be generous with the Herbamare!
Roast in the oven for 20 minutes and then broil for 5-10 minutes to brown them.
Enjoy as a delicious side dish!
Does your family enjoy brussel sprouts? If not, would you be willing to try them?
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I love brussel sprouts! My husband hated them, but that was because his only memories were of the severely over cooked variety that people used to make years ago. If you don’t over cook them, brussel sprouts are delicious! I can’t wait to try this recipe!
I agree it is all in how you cook them! I didn’t grow up eating them, but we love them in our home now! And they are so good for us 🙂 {bonus!}
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Yes! I don’t like mushy sprouts! You are so right…they are good for our health! 🙂
I’ll have to try this Mira! What herbs are in the Herbamare?
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From the Amazon link… “Sea salt, organic celery leaves, organic leek, organic cress (water and garden), organic onion, organic chive, organic parsley, organic lovage, organic garlic, organic marjoram, organic rosemary, organic thyme, kelp (with trace iodine)”
@Myra, Thank you Myra!
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Myra…I am going to give them another try. I grew up hating Brussel Sprouts! But this recipe might just change my mind! (:>)
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I’ve rarely had brussel sprouts and have been wanting to try them. My hubby says he doesn’t like them. I’m going to try these they look yummy!
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I love brussel sprouts!
I love brussel sprouts! We love to roast them just with olive oil and garlic. I also love adding in other veggies like broccoli, beets, yams, etc. We even grew them in our garden last year and they wintered over so we are going to start trying them soon.
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I love brussel sprouts! my husband says that I like the weirdest veggies….love sprouts & asparagus….hate peas & carrots! Thanks for the recipe for a different version of the sprouts. I will definitely be giving it a try.
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We eat brussel sprouts very frequently now that I’ve discovered the tastiness that is roasting them! I cut them in half and then toss with salt, pepper, and olive oil. Place on a pan for 20 minutes at 425 degrees. They carmelize and pretty much, melt in your mouth.
I’ve never tried cooking them at a lower temp, but I’m going to have to try this recipe!
We love brussell sprouts. I usually them also, but I take fresh ones, wash and cut them in quarters, put in a ziploc bag with olive oil, salt and pepper, mix well and put on a baking sheet and bake until crispy and slightly brown. They are the bomb. Sometime I use Ms. Dash.
We’re big fans of brussel sprouts at our house too! Our 2 year old daughter loves them!! (We sometimes call them “green balls”. lol) I’ve never tried them roasted… Doesn’t roasting use an awful lot of energy? We’ll give them a try soon, I’m sure! (Though we don’t have Herbamare in our cupboard. I’ll have to see if I can find some.)
Eeeeehhhhh…scary. Everything in them sounds good except for the brussel sprouts. 😉 lol! Okay, so I don’t know if I’ve ever tried them! But I should. And I will one day. 🙂
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I just love brussel sprout and always looking for new recipes. Looks like I found a good address 🙂
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I LOVE brussel sprouts! I always have a bag in the freezer just for me since no one else will eat them 😛
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I have to agree with Amanda above that I love them but my family does not like them. I’ve tried to introduce them several times but no cigar yet.
I’ve always hated brussel sprouts, but I actually enjoyed this recipe! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
If you remember in high school science class when learning about genetics there is a little test that teachers do that is tangentially related to some people’s horrible distaste for brussel sprouts. There is a little strip that you taste and if you have a certain gene it tastes horribly bitter, but if you don’t have that gene it is tasteless. The same chemical used in the strip is found naturally in brussel sprouts, so if some one in your family hates brussel sprouts they probably have that gene!