Brussels Sprouts
Little Cabbages

Of all the various things I’ve made as a side dish for Cheddar Chowder, I think my favorite is brussels sprouts. And of all the different ways of fixing them my favorite is Brussels Sprouts Dijon. They take 15 minutes to make and the sauce is slightly sweet and tangy, which sets off the cheese perfectly.
Brussels Sprouts Dijon1 lb brussels sprouts
1 tbsp coarse Dijon mustard
1 tbsp sherry vinegar (balsamic vinegar may be substituted)
2 tbsp butter
salt to tasteTrim base of brussels sprouts and pick off torn, discolored, and bug-eaten leaves. Bring a quart of water to a low boil, add sprouts, and cook until tender — about ten minutes.
Drain water and add remaining ingredients to pot. Return to stove and cook over low heat another couple of minutes, tossing to coat sprouts. Serves 4.
Note: This is also good with cauliflower.







Brussel sprouts are so sadly under-appreciated. I bet those are delicious.
Amy,Yes they are and yes they are.
This does sound delicious. I love brussels sprouts if they aren’t overcooked.
I’m sitting here waiting for dinner to cook. Your photo has me salivating.
Kevin…excellent, just what I needed…I came up with a favorite way to do B Sprouts about ten years ago (tossed with olive oil, salt, garlic, some shreds of proscuitto or pancetta and a few drops of balsmic) and though I love it I think it’s time to move on. I’m having your version tonight…Thanks!
Ooh, these sound really tasty. I love brussel sprouts!
Kevin, I just found your site through Stephen Cooks and I’m glad I did. As Arnold S used to say in his movies…”I’ll be back!!”I love brussel sprouts and can’t wait to try them your way.
Hi Kevin — Made your Brussels sprouts last night, a tad lighter, these are Seriously Good! Thanks for the inspiration. Alanna
Alanna,Thank you!