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Roast Brussels Sprouts

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Roast Brussels Sprouts Catherine McCord
  • Active Time

    5 minutes

  • Total Time

    30 minutes

Ingredients

Serves 4

2 cups fresh brussel spouts, halved
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 cup raw sliced almonds
juice of 1/2 lemon
2 tablespoons parmesan cheese, grated
  1. Step 1

    Preheat oven to 400° F.

    Step 2

    Place the brussel spouts, olive oil and salt on a sheet tray and toss to combine.

    Step 3

    Bake the brussel sprouts, cut side down, for 20 minutes.

    Step 4

    Remove from oven and top brussel sprouts with sliced almonds. Bake for an additional 5 minutes.

    Step 5

    Place the roasted brussel sprouts and almonds in a bowl, top with Parmesan cheese and the juice of half a lemon.

    Step 6

    Serve.

Cooks' Note

This recipe was originally published on Weelicious as "Roast Brussels Sprouts".

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  • Followed recipe although doubled. Sprouts perfectly cooked. Tastes divine. Will make often. Love Brussels sprouts.

    • Anonymous

    • Sarasota FL

    • 11/20/2021

  • What a great easy recipe for a weeknight! Everyone loved it and it's Gluten Free. I will definitely make this again.

    • stobier

    • Delray Beach, FL

    • 11/5/2019

  • These came out fantastic! The lemon and the salt really do a great job of bringing out the flavor. The almonds also added a unique dimension to the taste, which I liked. This is my first time eating brussel sprouts, and it certainly won't be my last.

    • chefxlopez

    • Roswell, NM

    • 6/27/2019

  • Elegant dish and easy to make!

    • Anonymous

    • Atlanta, Ga

    • 6/11/2019

  • This was really good. 25 mins made them a little more soft than I would prefer so I would say 22mins. I also added garlic that added nice flavor. I used garlic salt from trader Joe's instead of just salt.

    • clw333

    • Lafayette, CA

    • 4/22/2017

  • I have made this several time for 2 and for dinner with friends. It is easy to make and delicious.

    • sushmasingh

    • Sacramento, CA

    • 3/13/2017

  • Love the ingredient mix, but made it in a cast iron skillet, also used chopped walnuts as I was out of almond. Delicious. Will continue to tweak this recipe and make it my own. This is the first time my husband actually loved Brussels sprouts.

    • cathylp

    • Philadelphia, PA

    • 1/13/2017

  • I agree about the ads/printing settings... Just emailed them. We shall see.

    • cabpgb218

    • 12/31/2016

  • This was great. I made it with coarsely chopped hazelnuts instead of almonds. Very easy and delicious!

    • mhynie

    • Toronto, Canada

    • 12/25/2016

  • Sorry...I think this could be good, but I had issues with it as written. The lemon juice was overpowering, and the brussel sprouts were a bit overdone. I might toast the almond slices separately and add them back at the end.

    • c57beakman

    • Seattle

    • 12/24/2016

  • Simple and delicious. Best cooking method to enjoy sprouts.

    • csboord

    • 11/30/2016

  • Easy and delicious!

    • dgoadarl

    • Arlington, TX

    • 11/23/2016

  • Fantastic recipe and so easy.

    • acnoriel

    • Lake Arrowhead, CA

    • 7/9/2016

  • It was simple and delicious! I was hesitant to used the full amount of lemon juice, but it was just right. I may also just toast the almonds for a little bit and set aside until time to add to the brussel sprouts for appearance sake. I'll definitely use this again and again.

    • anita77

    • Princeton, NJ

    • 4/19/2016

  • 我们喜欢这道菜。很容易也很好吃。三星ously, the hardest part of making this recipe is turning the cut sprouts all cut-side down. I can even serve it to my vegan friend by leaving off the cheese. I always have a variety of nuts in the freezer. I saw that one reviewer used walnuts instead of almonds. Sounds tasty, and I may try it next time. I want to add my comments to those made by others. This website is getting PAINFUL to use. The pop-up ads, in addition to being annoying, make the pages load slower than molasses in January. The formatting for printing a recipe is ridiculous. Three sheets of paper for this simple a recipe? The font is too large, the photos no longer display, and it's a waste of paper.

    • maria4planning

    • Silicon Valley

    • 2/20/2016

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