I let the muse
take me with this one, I just had the beautiful stalk of red brussels
sprouts and some basics in my kitchen that I usually have most of the
time, and then I started cooking. The result is this interesting
sprout gratin with smoky and lemony flavours. Brussels sprout recipes are great for the winter and I also like
the versatile ingredient pearled spelt and will soon be posting more recipes with it.
Stalk of red
brussels sprouts (about 400g of sprouts)
125 ml pearled
spelt
1 tbsp vegetable
stock powder
1 onion
2 garlic cloves
1 lemon's juice
25 g pine nuts
1 dl lemon and
pepper breadcrumbs
Olive oil
100 g smoky cheese
Salt
Pepper
Method
Remove the sprouts
of the stalk and steam them for about 15 minutes. Boil the pearled
spelt in water seasoned with vegetable stock powder for about 20
minutes until soft.
Heat some olive
oil in a pan and sweat the onions and garlic for a few minutes. Add
the sprouts and spelt to the onions and season it all with salt,
pepper and lemon juice. Also add the pine nuts that you can pre-roast
on a dry pan if you want to.
Place the mix to
an oven dish and put grated smoky cheese and breadcrumbs on the top.
Bake the gratin at 180C for about 20-30 minutes and it's ready to be
served. Easy!
Your VegHog
I've never tried brussels sprouts like this before, but they look interesting!
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Believe me, it was a first for me too, but it wasn't bad at all. :)
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