Brussel sprouts
May 5th 2007 | 1:27 am
#1
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pink 'n' bouncy
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From: Zombie nation
Brussel sprouts
The missus wants to know if you can get them in Oz 
May 5th 2007 | 1:37 am
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pink 'n' bouncy
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Re: Brussel sprouts
jolly good.......if i couldnt get brussel sprouts i was going to let the old man go on his own
May 5th 2007 | 11:55 am
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Gone Senile Member
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From: Sydney
Re: Brussel sprouts
Can be seasonal, you might have difficultly getting round Christmas
My mate tried everywhere bu could only find the huge ones. It wasn't until April I could find them easily. Markets might be better than supermarket stores. This is for Sydney.
May 6th 2007 | 12:18 am
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From: Western burbs, Melbourne
Re: Brussel sprouts
I bought some last week from our local Lebanese greengrocers- but have not seen them in Coles yet. The Lebanese shop always has in-season veg, this might be the case in most places, so you may need to try smaller independents to find them.
They were delicious!
They were delicious!
May 6th 2007 | 2:27 am
#7
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From: Perth WA
Re: Brussel sprouts
So, anyone know where in Perth, preferably SOR, I can get decent ones?
May 12th 2007 | 6:23 pm
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sunshinesarah
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From: Buderim, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
May 12th 2007 | 8:00 pm
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Re: Brussel sprouts
Don't forget that Brussels sprouts are a winter vegetable and winter hasn't started yet. No sprouts that you find in the shops right now are going to be the best - wait a couple of months until they're properly in season and they'll be fine.
I usually pick out my own spouts from the pile - search for the smallest ones I can find and they're fantastic. Leave the giant ones behind. Woollies were selling pre-packaged 'baby' sprouts last year and they were really nice, too.
I usually pick out my own spouts from the pile - search for the smallest ones I can find and they're fantastic. Leave the giant ones behind. Woollies were selling pre-packaged 'baby' sprouts last year and they were really nice, too.
May 12th 2007 | 8:02 pm
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Re: Brussel sprouts
Oh wow! Think moving at the end of July will be easier now that I know I can get my fix of brussels! My fave meal, is a bowl of this manna from heaven with horseradish on the side! My husband thinks I am mad! Any one else as addicted as I am? Made my am seeing a thread on these delicious veggies!
May 12th 2007 | 8:25 pm
#11
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Re: Brussel sprouts
They are displayed on crushed ice in our veg market. Lovely small ones
May 12th 2007 | 8:44 pm
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Re: Brussel sprouts
I like them steamed with butter and parmesan cheese. Yum. Funny, I never tried them until I was about 30. My mother doesn't like them so she never made them. Poor old thing doesn't know what she's missing.
May 12th 2007 | 8:45 pm
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Re: Brussel sprouts
May 12th 2007 | 8:57 pm
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pink 'n' bouncy
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Re: Brussel sprouts
can not have a sunday lunch without them.......2 kids age 8 and 6 who love them.......
