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Published 2021
A creamy sauce, seasoned with bacon, onion, and garlic, turns Brussels sprouts into a rich, delicious side dish. The key with this and any strong green vegetable is to blanch them first, and then cook them well in sauce. It has become a family tradition for me here in the States to serve this as a side dish at Thanksgiving.
Make a lengthwise cut into the core of each Brussels sprout (this facilitates their cooking). Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil and blanch the Brussels sprouts for about 5 minutes. Taste one at the 5-minute mark to see if they are cooked enough—they should be tender but not mushy. Strain them in a colander.
In a large saucepan over medium heat, cook the bacon until the fat is