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Tangy Brussels Sprout Chips

Tangy Brussels Sprout Chips

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by Loves Food Loves to Eat

Tangy Brussels Sprout Chips

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by Loves Food Loves to Eat

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Best Brussel Sprouts
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    Loves Food Loves to Eat's Notes: My sister (Kersh in the Kitch) had Brussels Sprout Chips at a dinner party a few years ago, and being the Brussels lovers we are, we couldn't wait to try it ourselves. My version uses garlic...

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Serves 2-4

  1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees

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  2. Cut stems off end of Brussels sprouts. Separate the outer leaves, until they will no longer pull away. Cut the remaining sprout centers in half. Put leaves in mixing bowl- (you can either add the sprout halves as well, or save those for another use).

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  3. drizzle in enough olive oil and juice of 1/2 a lemon to coat leaves. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, garlic powder- to your liking (I actually like to taste the raw leaves at this point to see if they need more salt/pepper/etc). Spread in a single layer on a baking sheet.

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  4. Roast leaves until some of them are crispy (8-10 minutes). Remove crispy leaves (keep, but set aside in serving bowl), and roast remaining leaves until crispy. Continue until all leaves are crispy (but not burnt).

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  5. Chips are delicious eaten straight out of the bowl as a snack (instead of nuts or potato chips), or serve them over the top of another dish, whole or crumbled (sprinkled over roasted potatoes, etc).

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3 Comments on Tangy Brussels Sprout Chips

Myrfood Reply

reminds me of kale chips l love to make! any way to turn greens into chips!!

Myrfood Reply

reminds me of kale chips l love to make! any way to turn greens into chips!!

Ry_400 Reply

These look great.

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