What does the perfect Brussels sprouts look like for you?

Completely soft/overcooked, slightly firm to the bite, firm to the bite, raw as a salad?

Cooked in salt water or broth?

Small roses or large roses?

Halved or whole?

With sauce?

Or do you not eat Brussels sprouts at all?

I prefer small florets cooked in salted water until slightly al dente.

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milzalfred
1 year ago

My favourite recipe for rose cabbage:

Rose cabbage

Ingredients for 4 people

500 g rose cabbage

Salt

250 g milky-cooking potatoes

0.1 ltr. sweet cream

30 g butter

Pepper

Salt

Muscat

Preparation

Clean rose cabbage and in 2 liters of salted water approx. Cook for 15 minutes depending on the size.

Then quench under running cold water and let it dry on kitchen paper.

Some particularly beautiful bowls to put aside for decoration.

Cook the potatoes very soft. Peel still hot and season in a mixer. Add cream, butter and spices as desired.

Then add the rose cabbage and season everything fine and taste with salt.

Place it in a pot and carefully heat it while stirring. Immediately fill in a preheated bowl and garnish with the retained rose bowls.

Pomophilus
1 year ago

Hello,

I need him to be bite. And not cooked, but roasted in the pan! Let’s have some nice brown baking. After some time onion cubes would burn if they were roasted all the time. At the end some broth, season with salt pepper, muscat, cumin. Cover on it and cook.

Fuck!

adianthum
1 year ago
Reply to  Pomophilus

That sounds delicious, I’ll try it out.

adianthum
1 year ago

Sheikh cooked to bite, then a little nutmeg and brown butter.

Sometimes I make a bechamel with cheese in it, and I’ll tip the roasts. Then I don’t even need potatoes.

ManuViernheim
1 year ago

I prefer rose cabbage cooked in salt water, small whole roasts and with Hollandaise sauce.

Delicious self-made frying balls and homemade potato bread.

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HesslerITCon
1 year ago

I like the more boiled version with sauce.

I cook with salt water and a bit sugar that takes bitterness.

I just like whole roasting medium with big.

Schimeck
1 year ago

Easily cooked in salt water, thickened with baking, whole roasts naturally.

Deichgoettin
1 year ago

I don’t care if small or large cauliflowers. I cook it for about 12 minutes in well-salted water, pour it off and let it drain well. In a pan I gently roast Pancetta in butter, add marons (vacuum packed) and a little sugar. After 10 minutes I add the rose cabbage (big roasts I divide) if necessary I salt again and add freshly ground pepper.

edgar1279
1 year ago

It’s best to replace it with something else.

edgar1279
1 year ago
Reply to  Rotlaub

Whatever. Almost everything else fits better.

musso
1 year ago

on the plate of a fellow human being.