This really isn't a recipe, more of what to do. Measurements don't need to be exact (love onion, add lots, want more bacon fat? Add it, etc.)
*For each hearty serving-maybe 6 sprouts cut in half:
2 tsp bacon fat
1/8-1/4 C sliced onion
S&P to taste
hearty shake (or shaving of) Parmesan Cheese-I used the can this time
- Heat large skillet medium hot.
- Add bacon fat, melt.
- Add sprouts to center of pan, cut side down.
- Add onion to outside of pan, and sprinkle everything with salt and few grinds of pepper.
- Reduce heat to medium low and allow sprouts to brown. Stir the onions a bit occasionally so they don't burn.
- Give the whole pan a stir, flipping the sprouts so the other side begins to brown.
- After a couple minutes add a very small splash (maybe 1-1 1/2 Tblsp water) and cover pan. We just want to create a little steam to completely cook the sprouts.
- Cook a minute or two until sprouts are desired tenderness. I like mine to still have a little bite.
- Remove from pan, reseason with S&P and add a hearty amount of Parmesan cheese.
Eat well and have a happy day:@)
Yummy! Love them too.
ReplyDeleteWe love Brussels and haven't had them lately. This looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis looks and sounds really delicious and I make the a lot but roast them. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Brussel sprouts look so tasty, Lynn. I'm a big fan of Aldi, and save a lot by going there. They have great deals.
ReplyDeleteFunny I was looking at buying sprouts yesterday an now that I have seen your recipe I will go today and get som eto make this recipe
ReplyDeleteI could spend a lot of time looking through Aldi :) I make Brussels sprouts quite often because my husband actually likes them, especially when roasted crispy in the oven. I think I'd try try throwing on some onion and parmesan next time!
ReplyDeleteYUM! I needed this recipe last night when I just sauteed some Brussels sprouts. Yours sound SO much better!!
ReplyDeleteYum, I love Brussels! And bacon fat and Parmesan is always welcome!
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