Brussels sprouts on parade

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While a status conversation on the joys or evils of Brussels sprouts is going on, here's a whole bunch of recipes. Many aren't particularly weight-loss friendly, but they can be altered. Some are just right.

http://www.purewow.com/food/Best-Brussels-Sprouts-Recipes

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I miss Brussels Sprouts so much - it has turned out to be the one veggie that still causes me issues - i can eat cabbage no problem - but give me 1 Brussels sprout and i get the foams - even 6 months out! I am going to try again at month 9. My nut said that that can sometimes happen - where you have an intolerance but it may go away - I hope so!

[Alex Brecher 10,515]

Is this the best place for this post?

While a status conversation on the joys or evils of Brussels sprouts is going on, here's a whole bunch of recipes. Many aren't particularly weight-loss friendly, but they can be altered. Some are just right.

http://www.purewow.com/food/Best-Brussels-Sprouts-Recipes

I LOVE Brussel sprouts and eat them at least once per week. My kids HATE the way they smell when I cook em I usually either use fresh ones and cut them in halves or really small frozen ones. Sprinkle a little olive oil, Kosher salt and pepper and roast them for 30-45 minutes. Delish!!

[lorless 67]

Love Brussel sprouts!

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Is this the best place for this post?

While a status conversation on the joys or evils of Brussels sprouts is going on, here's a whole bunch of recipes. Many aren't particularly weight-loss friendly, but they can be altered. Some are just right.

http://www.purewow.com/food/Best-Brussels-Sprouts-Recipes

I LOVE Brussel sprouts and eat them at least once per week. My kids HATE the way they smell when I cook em I usually either use fresh ones and cut them in halves or really small frozen ones. Sprinkle a little olive oil, Kosher salt and pepper and roast them for 30-45 minutes. Delish!!

Roasting veggies has become a way of life! I never ate them that was until this year, but it's AMAZING! Brussels sprouts, green Beans and broccoli are all regularly featured in the roasting rotation at our house. The kids LOVE veggies this way (not so much the Brussels sprouts). They even refer to the green Beans as "green bean french fries". We prepare them pretty much exactly as to describe.

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Cauliflower, one of my favorites, also likes to be roasted. Carrots and white turnips, too. If you roast a mixed up bunch of vegetables, you'll have a festive-looking dish on the table.

[carlaw 82]

So glad I don't get the foamies! I do get very full feeling and feel like I need to burp up what I have eaten but nothing ever comes back. Thank God. This feeling usely last about 20 to 30 minutes if I overdo it

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[BooBee66 104]

Wow It seems I get that feeling on the 1st bite sometimes!

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Cauliflower, one of my favorites, also likes to be roasted. Carrots and white turnips, too. If you roast a mixed up bunch of vegetables, you'll have a festive-looking dish on the table.

Cauliflower is good. If you like curry, I will sprinkle some curry powder on my cauliflower before roasting and it's awesome!

Haven't tried turnips or carrots. Willing to try any roasted vegetable though!

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@, curry sounds good there.

[Nerdgrl 61]

I'm 5 days post-op and my head thinks that Brussels sprouts sound SO GOOD!! (although my stomach is completely uninterested). Can't wait to (hopefully) be able to eat them again in a few months!!

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