These roasted brussels sprouts are a revelation!!! Deliciously charred, with a fabulously sweet, sour, spicy and salty dressing. I can guarantee that these will be demolished!!!
Now it is no secret that I love roasting vegetables!
I have a great list of veg reg recipes. In fact I have a whole section on roast veg over on my recipe collection page. And I have 3 more recipes lined up for the coming weeks.
But this recipe today is one I am super excited about! It is based on a dish from David Chang's Sydney restaurant, Momofuku Seibo. He is a genius when it comes to Korean food! Bringing a new twist to dishes and serving dishes that pack a punch.
This dish is no exception! Even if you don't like brussels this is worth a try. They become little balls of smoky, sweet, salty deliciousness. Ha that really helps you imagine tasting them doesn't it!!! I am finding it quite hard to describe them! They are just yum! You'll have to make them and see for yourself 😉
And do let me know in the comments. I think brussels are a bit like vegemite, you either love them or hate them. But if ever there was a dish that could convert a brussels hater, well then this is the one.
The key to the dish is the heavily charred and roasted brussels. You want to try and buy the baby ones. This means they will be nice and sweet.
Fish sauce is such a funky ingredient, it smells like stinky stale fish but it adds such a rich salty flavour to dishes. Mixed with sugar, rice wine vinegar, garlic, chilli and lime, it creates the most amazing dressing. It is so good on pretty much anything! (Well maybe not ice cream!!!) But today I am serving it with tasty charred brussels.
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Well we are no longer a family of 4!!! Yesterday we gained a little bundle of craziness. Say hello to Lulu!
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Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Fish Sauce Vinaigrette
Ingredients
- 1 garlic clove
- 2 red birds-eye chillies
- 1 bunch of fresh coriander (leaves and stems)
- ¼ cup fish sauce
- 2 tablespoon water
- 1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar
- Juice of ½ lime
- 2 tablespoon raw sugar
- 1 lb brussels sprouts (the small/baby ones are better as they taste sweeter)
- 1 tablespoon neutral oil (canola/vegetable/grapeseed)
- small handful of fresh mint
Instructions
- Pre-heat the oven to 200ºÇ/400ºF
- Finely chop the garlic and the red chillies.
- Remove the leaves from the coriander and set aside for later.
- Finely chop the stems and add them to a bowl along with the garlic and chilli
- Add in the fish sauce, water, vinegar, lime juice and sugar.
- Stir well and then set aside.
- Pull any stray or damaged leaves from the brussels sprouts, then cut them in half. (See notes)
- Place the brussels into a large roasting tin and sprinkle with the oil.
- Roast in the oven for 15 minutes. After this time give the tray a good shake and roast for a further 10-15 minutes. (see notes)
- The brussels are cooked with they are tender, and starting to char in places.
- Once the brussels are cooked remove them from the oven and transfer to a serving dish. Let them sit for 10 minutes at room temperature.
- When the brussels are having their rest, finely chop coriander leaves and fresh mint. Add these to the dressing.
- Pour the dressing over the brussels and serve them warm (rather than hot)
Notes
If you can only find the larger brussels sprouts this is still delicious, but I would suggest cutting them into quarters so they cook at about the same speed.
Nutrition
Nutrition is per serving
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A couple more pictures of our pup! (She seems to have a love of my microfibre cloths!!!!)
Dorothy Dunton says
Hi Claire! Meant to mention that we have two crazy border collies and one crazy cat! I've had dogs (and cats) all my life from rotwillers, dobermans, pit bull boxer mixes, malamutes, basset hounds and just plain who knows what this dog is! We've also had mice, rabbits, hamsters and ferrets. I don't think my life would be complete without the company of animals. They always give such unconditional love! I'm rambling...
Claire McEwen says
We had a doberman when we were kids. He was the biggest softy ever! My Dad got him from the rescue centre and he had been neglected. He was all skin and bones and was so scared of everything. It was so sad. It took him over 6 months to bark.
But he grew and my sister and I loved and played with him so much. Such a sweetheart!
The boys are so excited to get home and play with her, we are still training her. But they are doing so well with her.
Dorothy Dunton says
Hi Claire! Lulu is adorable!!! What an expressive face, you can see in her eyes she's pondering what to get into next! Now, as for these brussels sprouts I want them now! I love roasted vegetables, especially brussels sprouts! I collect cookbooks and maybe fifteen years ago I bought one by Barbara Kafka called Roasting. It gives specific directions for roasting everything from meats to fruits. I was hooked! I need to find a source for Asian fish sauce, the nearest Asian market is about two hours away, but the internet is sitting on my lap!
Claire McEwen says
She has stolen my heart. Even at 2am when she cries to be let outside.
That cookbook sounds perfect!!!!!! I think I need to get on Amazon!
Fish sauce is such a funky ingredient but so good in so many dishes. Definitely find a website that delivers to you 🙂 Food shopping online is so fun, you sit in your PJ's ordering and then a few days later the mailman brings you food!! Winner!!!! 😉