Food Ingredients Vegetables Brussels Sprouts Brussels Sprouts Recipes By Food & Wine Editors Food & Wine Editors This is collaborative content from Food & Wine's team of experts, including staff, recipe developers, chefs, and contributors. Many of our galleries curate recipes or guides from a variety of sources which we credit throughout the content and at each link. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Updated on October 21, 2022 Close Photo: © David Malosh Pair roasted brussels sprouts with cranberries or maple, shredded brussels sprouts with parmesan or scallops, or char the vegetable and serve with herbs. Here are our fresh, spicy, savory, and garlicky brussels sprouts recipes. 01 of 20 Caesar Brussels Salad David Cicconi This recipe from Julia Sherman, of Salad for President, combines hearty brussels sprouts with a deliciously creamy Caesar dressing. It's ideal for a party because it can be prepared ahead, doesn't wilt or get soggy, and makes great leftovers. Get the Recipe 02 of 20 Brussels Sprout Slaw with Ginger Gold Apple Con Poulos At Graft Wine + Cider Bar in the Finger Lakes, chef Christina McKeough uses local apples in everything from salads to pie to the tangy mostarda slathered on smoked-Gouda grilled cheese sandwiches. She loves to use a tart-sweet Ginger Gold in this slaw for its crisp texture. Get the Recipe 03 of 20 Brussels Sprouts with Bacon Bobby Fisher These are the bacon-laden brussels sprouts that Anthony Bourdain serves at Thanksgiving. Get the Recipe 04 of 20 Brussels Sprout Salad with Toasted Sesame Vinaigrette © John Kernick Chef Seamus Mullen uses white and black sesame seeds to flavor his salad; adding chicken or salmon would turn it into a main-course dish. More Salad Recipes Get the Recipe 05 of 20 Spicy-and-Garlicky Brussels Sprouts © Con Poulos The staff at Myers + Chang restaurant call these sprouts "green candy" because they get so sweet as they brown in the skillet. Get the Recipe 06 of 20 Caramelized Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta © Petrina Tinslay Crisp pancetta brings flavor and texture to these earthy brussels sprouts from chef Scott Conant. Get the Recipe 07 of 20 Maple-Roasted Brussels Sprouts © Lucy Schaeffer This unbelievably simple side dish counters the slight bitterness of brussels sprouts with a sweet maple-syrup pan sauce. Get the Recipe 08 of 20 Brussels Sprouts with Chestnuts and Bacon © John Kernick Bacon and brussels sprouts make a particularly tasty pair, especially when matched with earthy chestnuts. Get the Recipe 09 of 20 Brussels Sprouts with Lemon and Thyme © David Malosh Chef Nuno Mendes separates brussels sprout leaves by hand before sautéing them, an extremely time-consuming task. Thinly slicing the sprouts vertically — by hand or with a food processor fitted with a slicing blade — gets similar results in a fraction of the time. Get the Recipe 10 of 20 Shredded Parmesan Brussels Sprouts © Lucy Schaeffer Why are these ridiculously easy brussels sprouts so good? First they're coarsely shredded, which gives them an appealing texture. Then the sprouts are roasted in a hot oven until they're lightly charred, which enhances their nutty sweetness. They're finished with a sprinkling of Parmesan cheese, which melts into the leaves. Get the Recipe 11 of 20 Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Cranberry Brown Butter © John Kernick "This is where I like to use Thanksgiving cranberries," says Dean Fearing, who mixes them into the maple-butter sauce topping his brussels sprouts. He roasts the sprouts to bring out their nutty sweetness. "This dish turns a non-brussels sprouts lover over to the other side," he says. Get the Recipe 12 of 20 Spicy Brussels Sprouts with Mint © Gabriele Stabile The sweet-and-salty vinaigrette on these sprouts is bolstered by fresh herbs and chiles. The key to the dish is to almost burn the brussels sprouts; the charred flavor is irresistible. Get the Recipe 13 of 20 Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Capers, Walnuts and Anchovies © Con Poulos The key to chef Michael Symon's deeply savory side dish is a dressing that includes anchovies, capers, mustard and a little honey. Get the Recipe 14 of 20 Scallops with Brussels Sprouts © Amy Sims Stuart Brioza has a brilliant way of preparing brussels sprouts: Rather than cook them whole, he thinly slices them, then sautés them with pancetta, shallot, and garlic until they're shredded and soft. Get the Recipe 15 of 20 Brussels Sprouts with Cranberries © Hugh Stewart Because brussels sprouts are slightly bitter, Michel Nischan likes to pair them with something sweet: dried cranberries that have been plumped in off-dry Riesling. "I don't like to overdress vegetables," he explains. "It takes just one counterpoint to bring the sprouts to a place where people say, 'This is really good.'" Get the Recipe 16 of 20 Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Cabbage and Pine Nuts © Kate Mathis Chef Nicolas Jammet unites brussels sprouts and cabbage in this fantastic fruit-and-nut-studded salad. Get the Recipe 17 of 20 Bucatini with Cauliflower and Brussels Sprouts © John Kernick Marc Vetri sautés cauliflower and brussels sprouts with onion, garlic, anchovies, and herbs until they're charred and flavorful, then tosses them with long, thick strands of bucatini. The best part: the crispy bread crumb topping. Get the Recipe 18 of 20 Sautéed Brussels Sprouts and Squash with Fried Sage © Max Kim-Bee Thomas Keller's autumnal dish offers the unusual combination of brussels sprouts and butternut squash, which generally stand on their own as side dishes. The brussels sprout leaves are savory, the chunks of squash are tender and sweet, and the fried sage garnish is pungent and crunchy. Get the Recipe 19 of 20 Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Onions with Mushroom Lardons David Malosh A duo of alliums — shallots and pearl onions — become irresistibly sweet when roasted, making them the ideal partner to slightly bitter brussels sprouts. Bacon, the usual star in recipes like this, is replaced with lardons made from king oyster mushrooms, making this an ideal vegetarian side dish that even meat lovers will enjoy. Get the Recipe 20 of 20 Brussels Sprouts with Shrimp Sauce Photo by Greg DuPree / Prop Styling by Claire Spollen / Food Styling by Chelsea Zimmer Born in a food stall in 2005, Xi'an Famous Foods is now a small empire in New York, with 13 locations serving Western Chinese dishes to legions of hungry fans. Jason Wang, who runs the business with his father, David Shi, shared this family recipe for brussels sprouts with shrimp sauce, in which salty, briny, umami-rich dried shrimp rehydrate in hot chicken broth before cooking down into a savory glaze, yielding a quick, deeply savory side dish. Get the Recipe Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit