Since Brussels sprouts don't do well in the heat, the season for them is late fall through winter. They are not actually the sprouts of cabbage, but are the shoots. There are about 50 to 60 leaves packed into them. I tried them raw, but they were too hard, so I roasted them. They have more nutrients than cabbage, and more beta-keratin, so they are classified as a dark yellow vegetable. Since I was trying them out for the first time, I wanted to prepare them simply, so I just sautéed them in butter. They came out even tastier than I expected, so I decided to share the recipe.

I leave the garlic in while I roast the brussels sprouts, but if you prefer not to, you can remove it before adding the brussels sprouts. Or, you can even substitute with garlic powder. If you're using salted butter, you only need to add a very small amount of salt. Enjoy the taste and aroma of the Brussels sprouts! Recipe by Chefminii