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gfweb

gfweb

19 minutes ago, kayb said:

@gfweb -- may I have details on that hot sprout slaw? Contemplating a different way to fix sprouts for T'giving, as it is the one green thing all the grands will eat.

 

Shred sprouts on a mandoline, being careful not to include the tough stem part.  Fine diced onions ...a tbsp or two.

 

Put a mixture of smoky bacon fat and peanut oil in a saute pan...enough to coat the bottom more than just a film.

 

Saute onions till clear then add the sprouts and a little water, cover and cook a few minutes turning over a time or two.

 

Salt to taste

 

Add chopped crazins (dried cranberries)...enough so you'll have one or two in every forkful..Cook a minute or two longer and serve.

gfweb

gfweb

18 minutes ago, kayb said:

@gfweb -- may I have details on that hot sprout slaw? Contemplating a different way to fix sprouts for T'giving, as it is the one green thing all the grands will eat.

 

Shred sprouts on a mandoline, being careful not to include the tough stem part.  Fine diced onions ...a tbsp or two.

 

Put a mixture of smoky bacon fat and peanut oil in a saute pan...enough to coat the bottom more than just a film.

 

Saute onions till clear then add the sprouts and a little water, cover and cook a few minutes.

 

Salt to taste

 

Add chopped crazins (dried cranberries)...enough so you'll have one or two in every forkful..Cook a minute or two longer and serve.

gfweb

gfweb

12 minutes ago, kayb said:

@gfweb -- may I have details on that hot sprout slaw? Contemplating a different way to fix sprouts for T'giving, as it is the one green thing all the grands will eat.

 

Shred sprouts on a mandoline, being careful not to include the tough stem part.  Fine diced onions.

 

Put a mixture of smoky bacon fat and peanut oil in a saute pan...enough to coat the bottom more than just a film.

 

Saute onions till clear then add the sprouts and a little water, cover and cook a few minutes.

 

Salt to taste

 

Add chopped crazins (dried cranberries)...enough so you'll have one or two in every forkful..Cook a minute or two longer and serve.

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