How to Select and Store Brussels Sprouts
Look at the color of the Brussels sprouts., Check the size of the Brussels sprouts., Feel the sprouts., Store Brussels sprouts in a plastic bag.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Look at the color of the Brussels sprouts.
They should be brightly colored.
Avoid purchasing any with yellowed leaves unless you intend to use them in a stew or casserole. -
Step 2: Check the size of the Brussels sprouts.
To ensure even cooking, look for sprouts that are roughly the same size as a whole.
The smaller sprouts are the best because they are more tender and therefore tastier. , They should be firm and without soft or loose leaves. , Place in the fridge.
Use within a week of purchase. -
Step 3: Feel the sprouts.
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Step 4: Store Brussels sprouts in a plastic bag.
Detailed Guide
They should be brightly colored.
Avoid purchasing any with yellowed leaves unless you intend to use them in a stew or casserole.
To ensure even cooking, look for sprouts that are roughly the same size as a whole.
The smaller sprouts are the best because they are more tender and therefore tastier. , They should be firm and without soft or loose leaves. , Place in the fridge.
Use within a week of purchase.
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