Recipe: Zesty Fried Brussels Sprouts

Many former Brussels sprouts resisters will attest that their first taste of the bite-sized buds in roasted form is what made them see the light. We think this simple recipe for fried Brussels sprouts from Louisville-based chef John Varanese will keep the converts fully ensconced in the pro-Brussels sprouts camp. Varanese quickly fries the vegetables in oil until crispy, then tosses them in a Dijon vinaigrette that's flecked with red onion and capers. Get the recipe here.
Recipe Roundup: Post-Holiday Season Detox

If you're hopping on the low-calorie bandwagon after the gluttony of the holidays, you don't need to leave behind full-flavored dishes. Here, four healthy recipes that pack in big taste.
Market Haul: December 5

This week’s CSA box includes what will likely be the last of the season's broccoli, along with some gorgeous Brussels sprouts, crunchy kohlrabi, and plenty of root vegetables.
The Haul: Russet potatoes, Tuscan kale, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, carrots, beets, sweet potatoes, kohlrabi, parsley
The Menu Ideas:
Southern Indian Vegetable Curry [Jamie Oliver] Ignore the long list of ingredients and adapt this recipe according to what you have on hand. Don’t like okra? Sub in cauliflower. Need to use up some carrots? Throw them in. The curry leaves are optional but coconut milk is a must.
Recipe Roundup: Thanksgiving Leftovers
We had so much fun last year coming up with ideas for Thanksgiving leftovers that we thought we’d revisit the topic with a list of some of the best leftover-loving recipes out there.
David Chang’s Soy-Braised Turkey, Mashed Potato Spring Rolls, Spicy Brussels Sprouts with Mint [F&W]
Indian-Spiced Turkey Lentil Soup, Cranberry-
News Feed: January 21, 2011
Deciphering chicken labels. [Salon]
Learning to love Brussels sprouts. [Slate]
The best Los Angeles restaurants for a Sunday supper. [LAT]
Sake tips from expert Richard Auffrey. [Boston Globe]
Diners want more bison, but who will raise them? [NPR]
News Feed: October 29
How to handle Brussels sprouts. [SE]
Food matters on the campaign trail. [CNN]
The cult following of In-N-Out. [Press Democrat]
The history of candy as a central component of Halloween. [Smithsonian]
Get to know Wiccan cooking. [Atlantic]
On the Menu: 2010 Food Trends
Just about every foodie forum has prophesied what we’ll see on our plates next year, so we thought we’d get in on the act, too. Behold, the James Beard Foundation’s predictions for 2010 food trends!
Meatballs: When we heard that a meatball shop will soon open in New York City, we got a gut feeling that they will be rolling onto many a menu next year. (Seeing this slideshow on the Bon Appétit website confirmed our suspicions.) Given that mouths everywhere have yet to grow weary of the upscale burger trend that shows no signs of stopping, a drift toward these other hand-formed mounds of ground meat seems inevitable. Also:
Recipe: James Beard's Brussels Sprouts and Chestnuts
This unfussy recipe comes from the pages of James Beard's American Cookery. Beard recommends serving this as a side for Thanksgiving dinner, describing it as "an extraordinarily good combination and one which nowadays is very easy to prepare." The ingredient list is concise and the method brief, so prepping and preparation won't disrupt that strict holiday cooking timeline you've probably already plotted. Beard, never one to oppose ramped up flavor, endorses generous extra butter and parsley at the finish.
Recipe: James Beard's Brussels Sprouts and Chestnuts
This unfussy recipe comes from the pages of James Beard's American Cookery. Beard recommends serving this as a side for Thanksgiving dinner, describing it as "an extraordinarily good combination and one which nowadays is very easy to prepare." The ingredient list is concise and the method brief, so prepping and preparation won't disrupt that strict holiday cooking timeline you've probably already plotted. Beard, never one to oppose ramped up flavor, endorses generous extra butter and parsley at the finish.
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