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Flavor of the Week

This is a regular feature showcasing the popularity and potential uses of ingredients on the rise. All data is provided by Datassential.

Flavor of the Week: Brussels sprouts, popular pop of green

They're roasted, sautéed and even steamed in dishes across the country

Datassential

October 21, 2019

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They may look like little cabbages, but while they’re in the same family, Brussels sprouts are definitely not tiny cabbages. These hearty fall and winter vegetables are experiencing a resurgence on menus from sides to center of plate.

No longer are Brussels sprouts the dreaded veg of childhood, but the celebrated pop of green across menus. Spot them roasted, sautéed and even steamed. The earthy and occasionally sulfurous profile of Brussels sprouts make an excellent pairing with rich, fatty meats or as a popular salad ingredient.

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