Crispy roasted brussels sprouts mixed with toasted chopped walnuts, sweet pomegranate seeds, drizzled with a light lemon Dijon vinaigrette.
It’s always funny when certain foods are a kidβs worst nightmare, and then as we get older they become a favourite food. Though I have to admit, I was one of those kids who loved all of the adult veggies like beets and collard greens. Recently, I have enjoyed creating more interesting ways to enjoy brussels sprouts then simply steamed and buttered.
If youβve never had crispy Roasted Brussels Sprouts drenched in a sweet and vinegary dressing –Β you are in for a treat! I have taken this dish up a notch and add some festive flare with some toasted walnuts for crunch and fresh pomegranates seeds for a burst of sweetness and colour. This salad just looks like Christmas in a bowl, and it’s a great side dish to accompany your main dinner or to take to a potluck party!
Be sure to share a photo on social media if you make this recipe, and tag me@urhealthnut#healthnuteats so that I can see your creations!Β
Wash and cut brussel sprouts either in half or quarters depending on how big they are. You want them roughly all the same size.
Transfer to a large bowl and drizzle in olive oil, sea salt and pepper and toss until coated.
Transfer to a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and roast in the oven for 35 min until crispy, tossing half way through.
To roast walnuts simply place walnuts on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and roast in the oven for 10 min, tossing half way through. Keep a close eye on them as they can burn quite quickly.
Dressing
In a bowl mix together all ingredients and transfer to a jar with a lid and shake well to emulsify everything together.
Notes
You can store the dressing in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-5 days.
If you recreate any of these recipes please share a photo on social media and
TAG me @healthnutnutrition and #healthnuteats so I can easily find them and like them!
Crispy roasted Brussel sprouts are one of my absolute FAVORITE side dishes, but I can also have a couple more servings as an entree as well! I usually enjoy them with a balsamic reduction. The combination is incredible!
Leave a comment
Crispy roasted Brussel sprouts are one of my absolute FAVORITE side dishes, but I can also have a couple more servings as an entree as well! I usually enjoy them with a balsamic reduction. The combination is incredible!