When I first saw Wendy of Table for 2 ....or more posting this Brussels Sprouts on her blog, I thought I won't be able to cook and taste it because brussels sprouts selling here is costly. A punnet is about $11.00.
I came to love brussels sprouts when I stayed in NZ for a short period of time. That time, it is my ex who cook this for me. But I was sooooooo happy when I was in for a bargain the other day. I bought a punnet for only $1.80!! Can you believe that??
Today, I am more than happy that I can have my brussels sprouts and have tried for Wendy's recipes. She is also a guest host at Quaypo Cooks for this recipes.
Brussels Sprouts With Walnuts
Adapted from Wendy of Table of Two....or more with slight changes
150gm Brussels sprouts
½ Tbsp butter
¼ tsp salt
10 walnuts or more, chopped
½ Tbsp butter
½ tsp sugar
1 tsp lemon/lime juice
Directions
1. Wash and trim brussel sprouts. Cut into half lengthwise and slice thinly.
2. In a cold pan, on medium heat put in butter. When butter starts to melt, turn
heat to low. (don’t wait for fully melted).
3.
Put in sliced brussel sprouts and spread it around. Do not toss
them. Just
leave it there for 1 minute. After that, lightly toss it and
cook until slightly
wilted. Put in salt and toss it. Taste to see if
it’s salty enough and to check its
doneness. Should be crispy but
cooked. (If it taste sulphurous, it’s overcooked.)
Place cooked brussel
sprouts into a serving plate.
4. In the same pan, put in butter and chopped walnuts.
5.
On low heat, sauté hazelnuts until they are very very slightly golden
(you will
notice it is no longer as white but turns to a cream colour).
Put in sugar and
cook until the sugar melts.
6. Pour walnuts and all that is in the pan over brussel sprouts.
7. Pour lemon/lime juice over just before serving.
I have used walnuts here as I don't have hazelnuts.......
What a deal!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE brussel sprouts. Ever since I was a kid. Which is weird, everyone I knew thought I was the weirdest because I liked them. But I don't think anyone would think that after eating this, this looks fantastic!!
glad you liked this :)
ReplyDeleteLooks good with walnuts too.
I love brussel sprouts too! I don't know why a lot of people don't like it but I can eat it everyday and I won't get tired of it. I've never had it with walnuts so let me try this recipe next!
ReplyDeleteCathleen,
ReplyDeleteWendy,
Nami,
Thanks for all your lovely comments.
It is all depends on each individual whether you love it or you dislike it. It is the way how to cook a dish to suit to our taste.