Roasted Brussels are so easy they don’t need a recipe. They’re probably my favorite fall vegetable and I love converting people who only remember the crappy canned slimy ones from childhood. If you can find them on their stalks, that’s even cooler because they’re beautiful! The Sprout has sprung!
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Charred
Crispy translucence
Caramelized Buttery buds
One of a kind
Sprout
Ps cut in half (quarters if they’re golf ball size), toss in olive oil, salt and pepper, roast at 400 for 40 minutes. I leave the loose outer leaves in the pan, the scraps of burnt paper are my favorite!
Perfection, and I could eat roasted sprouts every day. As for their supposed ‘downside’, I find not even the faintest zephyr ensues. 🙂
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I was hoping to tempt someone into an elfje response, you specifically;)
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You’re testing my brain!
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Enticing
Kris’ recipes
Delicious when meatless
To one like myself:
Awkward!
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Bravo!
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Pink
My face
Flushed with embarrassment
Though accepting compliments graciously
Bowing
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Magical
Quick wit
Flair, flourish, finesse
Exquisite words flow effortlessly
Hariod!
🙂
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Love that you just introduced me to something new: elfje, Delightful! Hope you are enjoying a gratitude-filled Thanksgiving weekend.
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Yes! Grateful for a long weekend to catch up on much needed rest and downtime with the boys. And always grateful for my good friends:)
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That looks really tasty. I’ve been planning to make Brussels sprouts!
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Hahahaha! Wonderful. I find them bleedin’ ghastly me-self, but esme is a bit of heathen when it comes to sprouts and their splendiferousness.
– esme who knows the peril of wind upon the Cloud
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