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Yesterday, Margaret and I were discussing the bad rap brussel sprouts get with a customer; all three of us agreed that 'sprouts are delicious and that their poor reputation is entirely undeserved (apparently
somebody out there agrees with us, as my mother-in-law and I had a comically rough go of it trying desperately to find four pounds of the little buggers on the 24th!).
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At any rate, all this brussel sprout talk has inspired me to share a fabulous recipe for
maple dijion roasted sprouts that I found on a food blog from Toronto. I've made it several times now, always to great effect, though I do usually throw in some pearl onions for a little extra oomph. Happy roasting!
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