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Sorry to upset the Brussels sprout lobby.
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Sorry to upset the Brussels sprout lobby.
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I love them too, as does my son, and we both eat gobs of them quite regularly. They are sublime sauteed with butter, garlic, and shallot, finished with a splash of white wine, sp to taste. I might go cook up a mess o' sprouts right now.
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Jan 1, 2007
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