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as a side dishEasy
By Peter Gordon
Published 2003
Even people who, like me, don’t really like brussels sprouts will be asking for seconds after trying this recipe. It’s best to cook the sprouts in two batches to help keep them crisp. Chopped, roasted peanuts, basil or coriander can also be added for a really tasty dish.
Remove and discard any really thick leaves from brussels sprouts, then cut leaves from the base with a small knife, snapping them off as you go. If this seems too tedious, finely slice sprouts instead. Heat a wok over high heat and add half the oil. Once it’s smoking add half the sprout leaves and fry, tossing well, for 30 seconds. Add half of each measure of the chilli, ginger and garlic and t
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