Roasted Brussels Sprouts

I absolutely love Brussels sprouts and could eat them any time of the year, so this Roasted Brussels Sprouts dish is perfectly delish. Just like cranberry sauce!

We had this lovely dish at the Chautauqua Dining Hall near the beautiful hiking trail of the same name here in Boulder. Our waiter said he never liked Brussels sprouts until he tried this dish.

So mind you, this dish is delish! Warm, hearty, with some crispy edges (my favorite), taking on the flavor of its dressing…

This dish is easy, quick, and makes for a great side dish to your Thanksgiving meal. And the dressing is a very simple one, using some natural sweetness from maple syrup (or date syrup for a Plantricious version), tang from lime, and some heat from the sriracha.

If you don’t like things too spicy, just use a little less Sriracha until it suits your fancy.

Have you checked out these Brussels sprout recipes:

• Tomato, Carrot, Brussels Sprouts Soup
• Kale and Brussels Sprouts Salad
• Brussels Sprouts with Raisins
• Butternut Squash, Brussels Sprouts, Apple Stuffing

Let’s talk about Brussels Sprouts

Brussels Sprouts are sweet little cruciferous veggies. They are low in fat, high in fiber, and are loaded with such beneficial vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

That’s just to start. Brussels sprouts also contain:

• healthy omega 3 fatty acids,
• help maintain healthy blood sugar levels
• and help reduce inflammation
• Super high in vitamin c, which helps absorb iron, warding off any infections, helps with tissue repair and keeps your immune system strong;
• high in vitamin K, a very important vitamin which is essential for optimal blood and bone health.

Roast them in the Winter, or grate them any time of the year to make fun slaw varieties.

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This recipe is Certified Plantricious because it meets the following guidelines.

The Trusted Seal for
Plant-Based Nutrition

• Must be whole food plant-based, contains no animal products
• May be minimally processed
• No added oil
• No added sugars
• No artificial additives or preservatives
• Sodium (mg) to Calories ratio, 1 ≤ 1
• Total Fiber to Calories, 2g ≥ 100 calories

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4.15 from 7 votes

Roasted Brussels Sprouts

This simple dish makes tangy and slightly sweet caramelized brussels sprouts that are good with a meal or tossed in a salad.

Prep Time10 mins

Cook Time20 mins

Total Time30 mins

Servings: 6 people

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Ingredients

• 2 lbs organic brussels sprouts
• 4 Tbl lime juice or juice from about 2 limes
• 2 Tbl maple syrup *Use date syrup for a Plantricious version
• 1 Tbl Sriracha sauce

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Instructions

• Preheat over to 400 degrees.
• Wash and remove outer leaves from the brussels sprouts and cut in half.
• Steam in a small amount of water in a large pan for about 10 minutes to start the cooking process.
• Drain and remove from pan and place on a baking sheet covered with parchment paper. Salt & pepper.
• Bake for another 10-15 minutes until they are crisp tender and their outsides begin to brown.
• In the meantime, place the lime juice, maple syrup (or date syrup) and Sriracha sauce in a large bowl and stir.
• When the brussels sprouts are done, place them in the bowl and toss to distribute the dressing.
• Serve on a large platter.

Notes

Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Amount per Serving

Calories

89

% Daily Value*

Fat

 

0.5

g

1

%

Saturated Fat

 

0.1

g

1

%

Sodium

 

101.7

mg

4

%

Carbohydrates

 

20.2

g

7

%

Fiber

 

5.8

g

24

%

Sugar

 

9.3

g

10

%

Protein

 

5.2

g

10

%

Vitamin A

 

300

IU

6

%

Vitamin C

 

183.2

mg

222

%

Calcium

 

70

mg

7

%

Iron

 

2.2

mg

12

%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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