How to Make Crispy, Cheesy Brussels Sprout Gratin



Test cook Christie Morrison shows Julia how to make a showstopping Brussels Sprout Gratin.

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  1. This recipe turned out perfect! However I opted out of adding salt and pepper to the bread crumbs topping. It made the entire thing a lot better and less salty in my opinion. Either way, it was an excellent recipe and thank you!

  2. After watching the video all the way through, I was ready to try making this dish. Imagine my disappointment to find that the recipe isn't provided here. I can't be standing in the kitchen on one side of my apartment and watching a video the other side 🙁

  3. Made this last night. Served with Salmon and rice. This dish was GONE in minutes. Halved the sprouts and doubled the oil mixed with the sprouts before roasting. Added two strips of bacon (crushed to bits) to the sprouts before adding the cheese mixture. BOOM!

  4. Less expensive because you’re paying by the pound for inedible plant stalks. Same reason bone in meats are less per pound than deboned meats. At least the bones are good for flavoring stocks and soups. Brussels sprout stalk stock anyone?

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