I’m thrilled to be a contributor for the fabulous group Recipe Redux. An online recipe challenge founded by registered dietitians that is focused on creating healthy, good for you dishes that are delicious. Sometimes this means coming up with new healthy recipes and sometimes it means recreating some of our favorite yummy dishes by making them better for you {but still tasty}.
This month’s Redux is all about the Oscars. Foods that reflect the movies, the stars or the ceremony itself. One of the most special places at the Oscars…is the green room. The place were the stars gather themselves together before their big debut. So in honor of that, my choice for this fabulous foodie category is “favorite green things” Green things that are packed with good for you nutrition but are also super yummy.
And the award goes to…The Brussels Sprouts {and the crowd roars}
But not just any old set of brussels sprouts…brussels sprouts that are so delicious even a “non believer” will gobble them up {that’s right honey…i’m talking about you}.
Gather ingredients, preheat oven to 350°, clean sprouts & cut in half
Throw cut sprouts in a coconut oil coated pan, and bake until edges start to brown
Toss the cooked sprouts with enough broth to coat
Add a spoon full of capers and shredded parmesan.
Stir until all mixed together, place mixture back in oven to melt the parmesan and enjoy!
Parmesan & Caper Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Ingredients
- brussels Sprouts
- coconut oil
- shredded or shaved parmesan
- capers
- tom yum soup starter {or alternate broth of choice…chicken broth, etc}
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350°, clean sprouts & cut in half
- Throw cut sprouts in a coconut oil coated pan, and bake until edges start to brown, approx 20 minutes {i like to finish them off with a few minutes on broil to get them a little crispy}
- In an oven safe bowl, toss the cooked sprouts with enough broth to coat, add spoon full of capers {or more if you really love them} and shredded parmesan. Stir until all mixed together.
- Place mixture back in oven for approximately a minute so the parmesan can start to melt and enjoy!
*If using broth other then tom yum, add a squeeze of lemon or lime for a bit of acidity.
So delicious, so nutritious, so worthy of this esteemed award…the Brussel…love those things! These yummy little things specialize in detoxifying cancer causing chemicals in your body and ladies…they are extra good for supporting the health of your ovaries!
Soak up the applause Brussels sprouts…soak it up…the audience loves you!!
Yumm-O
~ Jillian
*Be sure to check out other Oscar worthy redux yummies!






I die for brussels sprouts. So amazing. Love the idea of adding capers!
Oh I LOVE hearing there are other crazy brussels lovers out there!! I’m telling you…one night i ate nothing but this for dinner…so yummy!!
XO
~ J
My friend was just telling me how much her kids love roasted brussel sprouts. I need to try them!
Ohhhhh do it!! You will love them!
XO
~ J
im a new lover of brussels sprouts- roasted especially. adding capers tom yum soup- so many deliciousness going on here
yea!! I love hearing that people are converting to Brussels lovers!!
XO
~ J
Believe me, I thought I detested Brussel sprouts for many years…until I had them roasted – it definitely changed my mind! I love that you added capers.
Oh i’m so glad you have “converted”! So yummo!!
XO
~ J
Yum! Sounds amazing… Thanks so much for coming to party at Super Saturday Show & Tell
I hope you’ll come again next week. xoxo~ Ruthie
Oh I’m so glad you love! Thank you for hosting!
XO
~ J
Following from Strut Yourself Saturdays at Six Sisters’ Stuff.
I’ve always loved brussel sprouts, even as a child. How do kids react to this recipe. Mine seem to be vege-phobes.
I’m so glad you found HSE!! I haven’t tested this out on kiddos yet…but if they love salty things…and cheese…i think its a winner!
XO
~ J
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