Roasted Brussels Sprouts

This week I Brussels sprouts were on sale at Jewel so I went ahead a grabbed a handful, even though I was weary about whether or not I would like them. As a kid I was always convinced I would hate them, but had never actually tried them! So tonight was my chanceÔÇª

I cut them in half, coated them with some olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper and popped them in the over at 375 for 15 minutes.

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To my surprise, they were delicious! I only ate a few and then they got a little gaggy, so I saved the rest to accompany other meals later this week!

So the moral of the story I guess is never be afraid to try new foods or assume that you won’t like them until you actually try them; you may be in for a pleasant surprise!

Roasted Garbanzo Beans

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Roasted Garbanzo Beans

I made these for a delicious healthy snack to nibble on during the Bear’s game tonight! Over the weekend I soaked and cooked a bunch of dried garbanzo beans in preparation for this recipe, but you can just as easily use canned beans for convenience. Ingredients: 2 cups garbanzo beans 1 Tbsp olive oil 1 tsp spice mixture 1 tsp salt The spice mixture is a combination of: 2...

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