For optimal caramelization, avoid overcrowding the pan. If necessary, cook the Brussels sprouts in batches. Freshly crushed garlic provides a superior flavor compared to pre-minced garlic. A cast-iron skillet is recommended for even heat distribution and enhanced browning, but a heavy-bottomed stainless steel pan will also work. Adjust cooking times based on the size of your Brussels sprouts. Smaller sprouts will cook faster. Consider adding a splash of balsamic vinegar or a squeeze of lemon juice at the end for a bright, acidic finish.
Theo Turner
Feb 26, 2025The caramelization makes them so much better than boiled sprouts. Thanks for the great recipe!
Roel Walker
Jan 29, 2025These were amazing! The best Brussels sprouts I've ever made.
Ethelyn Wehner
May 29, 2024I added a little balsamic glaze at the end, and it was fantastic!
Elton Buckridge
Feb 17, 2024I've never liked brussels sprouts before, but these are actually good!
Ima Cronin
Feb 11, 2024These were a hit at Thanksgiving dinner!
Mozelle Olson
Jan 22, 2024The key is to get them really browned in the pan. Delicious!
Paolo Hoppe
Oct 30, 2023The garlic flavor really comes through. My family loved them!
Courtney Murray
Jul 29, 2023So easy and quick to make. Perfect for a weeknight side dish.