Sprouts with crispy prosciutto
Dress simply steamed or boiled brussels sprouts with butter, lemon and crispy prosciutto for a gluten-free side dish for a festive dinner
Everybody loves this traditional Christmas side dish and we've got three tasty twists including black pudding, butternut squash and chestnuts – you choose!
Nutrient | Unit |
---|---|
kcal | 213 |
fat | 17g |
saturates | 6g |
carbs | 5g |
sugars | 1g |
fibre | 1g |
protein | 9g |
salt | 1g |
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Dress simply steamed or boiled brussels sprouts with butter, lemon and crispy prosciutto for a gluten-free side dish for a festive dinner
This classic side can be made up to two days in advance. For maximum flavour, cook the cabbage down really well over a low heat until it's really sticky
Spruce up your sprouts with pan-fried apples and sweet, melting chestnuts to give this classic Christmas side dish a delicious French twist
Heat oven to 190C/170C fan/gas 5. Cut the bacon rashers in half. Wrap a piece of bacon around each of the chipolatas.
Place on a baking tray and cook for 30-35 mins until golden.
Wash and dry 16 sage leaves. Lay 1 sage leaf on each chipolata before wrapping in bacon. Put 1 tbsp honey in a bowl and brush each bacon-wrapped sausage with a little honey before cooking as per the recipe above.
Instead of sausages, fill 16 pitted dates with 50g black pudding. Wrap the stuffed dates with bacon and secure with a cocktail stick. Brush over 1 tsp wholegrain mustard mixed with 1 tsp brandy before roasting as per the recipe above.
Instead of sausages, cut 100g peeled butternut squash into 16 chunks and boil for 5 mins, then drain and leave to steam-dry. Halve 8 marrons glacés (or 8 chestnuts if you can’t find them), and place each half on top of a chunk of squash. Wrap each bundle with a piece of bacon, then secure each one together with a cocktail stick before roasting as per the recipe above.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2016