Bacon Wrapped Brussels Sprouts

"Great appetizer. Quick and easy to do. Serve with a Creamy Mustard Sauce (recipe below). This is from the November 2008 Southern Living Magazine."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
6-8
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directions

  • Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Microwave 10 bacon slices in batches, between paper towels at HIGH for 1 1/2 minutes. Cut slices in half crosswise.
  • Wrap bacon piece around each Brussels sprout half; secure with a wooden pick. Place sprouts, cut sides down, on a lightly greased wire rack on a baking sheet. Sprinkle with pepper to taste. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until bacon is crisp and Brussels sprouts are tender. Serve with Creamy Mustard.
  • Creamy Mustard Sauce: Stir together all ingredients. Makes 1/2 cup.

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  1. These were OK, nothing special or over the top. I was expecting to be wowed based on the reviews. Did not care for the dip especially. The bacon and brussels sprouts were OK, and it really does make the whole house smell, so if you can, open the windows!
     
  2. Found this recipe in Southern Living a year or so again - glad to see it here on Recipezaar! These are SO delicious!! I made them on Christmas day when we had a casual get together - playing darts with friends after everyone had had enough family time. :) I made everything according to recipe and they were delightful! One word of advice - they smell up the house something fierce! So make them on a nice day so you can have your windows open to air it out! LOL They are worth smelling up the house like brussels sprouts though! We had NO leftovers.
     
  3. DH raved about these. What a great recipe. I didn't use as much bacon as called for since my sprouts were so small (I used frozen). The flavor was excellent. I served this with the mustard sauce and also some ranch dressing. I also used metal skewers instead of the tooth picks and placed them over a foiled rimmed pan since I didn't have a wire rack turning them over half way through cooking time. Worked like a charm Thanks so much for sharing. Made for I Recommend
     
  4. That much maligned vegetable, the humble Brussel sprout, is an absolute star in this yummy recipe, thanks no doubt to the delicious bacon and the wonderfully flavoursome creamy mustard sauce. ;) These would make fantastic appetisers that I can well imagine would disappear in a flash! On this occasion, I made half the quantity for three of us and we enjoyed them with a - nearly - vegetarian meal with Recipe #248968 and Recipe #250652. I enjoy a lot of vegetarian dishes but bacon is something I would be reluctant to give up and this recipe was yet another reminder of why! Although I made only a half quantity of the bacon wrapped sprouts, I made a full serve of the creamy mustard sauce and was so glad that I had done so as we all enjoyed it and the rice was great served with it for mopping up every last drop. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe, mary. Made for 1-2-3 Hit Wonders.
     
  5. delicious! made the sauce and all and its was fantastic
     
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  1. DH raved about these. What a great recipe. I didn't use as much bacon as called for since my sprouts were so small (I used frozen). The flavor was excellent. I served this with the mustard sauce and also some ranch dressing. I also used metal skewers instead of the tooth picks and placed them over a foiled rimmed pan since I didn't have a wire rack turning them over half way through cooking time. Worked like a charm Thanks so much for sharing. Made for I Recommend
     

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