Brussels sprouts are never something I would’ve thought I would want on my Thanksgiving table a few years ago, but this year, I cannot imagine them not being there. Now I just have to decide which way I want to prepare them. As of right now these babies are a front runner. The roasted Brussels sprouts, crunchy walnuts and sweet cranberries makes this dish just scream Thanksgiving.
Aside from mashed potatoes, which are the king of Thanksgiving for me, vegetables are a close second to what I look forward to most followed by the turkey. Does that make me weird? It just seems that on holidays, vegetables are taken to a whole new level. They aren’t just some side that you have to eat. Like Green Bean Casserole or broccoli casserole or collard greens. It’s so much more than just a veggie on a plate.
And so are these Brussels sprouts. They are simple but oh so flavorful. Roasting them with fresh California walnuts in a little olive oil, salt and pepper and tossing with some dried cranberries at the end allows each ingredient to shine. And with the green and red, it would even make a very pretty plate to add to your Christmas dinner too!
Sheryl
November 22, 2018 at 10:40 pmThis recipe is way off. 50 minutes at 425 degrees? These were overdone at 25 minutes. I suspect there is an unintentional error in the instructions.
Deseree
November 24, 2018 at 9:14 pmSo sorry to hear you had issues with this Sheryl! I will go back and revisit the recipe to see where I need to adjust. Thank you for your feedback!