From: Divaconviva
On Nov 7, 2008
Four ingredients equals fabulous flavor! And this is pretty straightforward to make. I doubled the recipe for a large dinner party. So that did double both prep and cooking time, but well worth it. It's really an easy recipe. I trimmed the stem ends off and removed the tougher outer leaves. When I cut them in half, I immersed them in an ice bath. Followed the recipe exactly, putting all 4 pounds of sprouts into a large deep skillet over medium-high heat. Served with a few extra grinds of fresh nutmeg, and all eight people at the dinner liked them very much, with one saying 'I must have this recipe!' A true keeper. Thanks for posting, Mary!
From: June Langton
On Oct 16, 2002
Great way to serve Brussel Sprouts, even to some of my family who don't like them
From: A Good Thing
On May 9, 2007
I'm giving this a 4-star even though I HATE brussel sprouts. This was the first time I ever cooked them and was assured by the brussel sprout lovers of the family that they were DELISH! If they were EVER going to be any good to me, it would have been in this dish. (: The bacon and pine nuts were excellent. (;
From: dembidj
On Oct 10, 2006
I sliced the sprouts, used turkey bacon with a little real bacon grease, had sunflower nuts on hand so I used them, and totaly spaced the nutmeg, and my husband (picky) had a third helping! I liked it because the sprouts were still crisp and flavorful- not sodden.
From: ms_bold
On Mar 18, 2004
Yum! The bacon really adds to the flavor of the brussel sprouts. We love brussel sprouts, but usually roast or steam them. This method has the best flavor of all. Of course, anything with bacon usually does. LOL
From: Adrial
On Sep 26, 2001
OUTSTANDING! ... and I tried it without the pinenuts because we are on a low carb diet. My family didn't think they liked brussel sprouts untill they tried this! Easy too...
From: sugarpea
On Dec 31, 2004
Delicious way to enjoy Brussels sprouts. I highly recommend the nutmeg. You really don't need much bacon grease (and therefore bacon) to accomplish the sauteing. Wonderful recipe.
From: JAD40
On Jun 4, 2008
Loved the flavours put together here, but I still love my brussels boiled rather than fried. Will make again but boil the brussels first then add all the rest. Rest of the family loved the combination also.
From: John Skrable
On Jun 15, 2001
Excellent. I plan to try this. What might you substitute, if pine nuts are out of season?
From: canalgirl:)
On Oct 10, 2007
Made for thanksgiving. This is how I normally cook brussel sprouts! Great.
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