In this video I share my favourite way to cook brussel sprouts for Christmas, this recipe is simple but effective. It can be prepared well ahead of time and simply finished on the hob in the moment, for a fresh, tasty and exciting way to eat brussel sprouts.

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  1. Love Brussels Sprout. I don't cook them with fancy additions that would spoil the taste. Totally unnecessary not to speak about all the xtra work involved. But there are some inferior (bland) ones in inferior supermarkets. Cheap and not so cheerful. Learn to avoid these.

  2. How are you slicing them in half with the knife like that? It feels kind of dangerous to me, almost like you are using the end of your thumb to block the end of the knife? Is this an actual common technique / does it have a name? I've always been taught to never get your fingers under the blade of a knife, as one wrong move might cut you, is this proper knife technique? It doesn't feel like something I'd want to just randomly try myself, unless I learned more about how it was done, as maybe there is some kind of thing I am missing, that makes it safe to cut like this?

  3. I make a similar recipe. I cut off the bottom and cut them in half as you do. As I prep the sprouts I am frying bacon in a cast iron skillet. Once the bacon is done I set it aside, add 1/2 stick butter to the skillet and add the sprouts, flat side down, salt and pepper, and cook them letting the flat caramelize. I then stir and let them cook a bit more before adding a good balsamic vinegar and stirring to make sure every sprout is covered. I don’t measure the balsamic vinegar but add it to taste. I have added carrot strips or sliced mushrooms at times just to add a little variety. Wonderful dish… Darlington, South Carolina

  4. On the bright side, I really liked your recipe, the filming and the general "vibe". But unfortunately I got really annoyed by the video title. It's force-translated by Google. As a viewer, you have no way to see the original title. Except maybe a VPN, or using semi-stable Browser Add-Ons. It's a huge source of annoyance and once you try to find a workaround you'll find hundreds or thousands of people equally or even more annoyed by this. And you have no power whatsoever to change this. That's the reason I won't subscribe to your channel. It's the easiest way for me to avoid annoyance.

    If you think I'm a whimsy freak, google for yourself: "disable title translation on youtube"

    Otherwise nice video and please disable force-translation of titles. Thank You

  5. We live in the south, and around our town a similar dish is very popular in our restaurants. It’s exactly this recipe but we use toasted pecans instead of orange, and some places substitute raisins or currants for the craisins. My version uses dried figs, lemon zest, and pecans, with a dash of white pepper.

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