So, you thought that I was just going to use that balsamic vinaigrette on salads eh? Though I will be using it on some salads the primary reason that I made was for these balsamic roasted brussels sprouts. After the success of the maple dijon roasted brussels sprouts it got me to thinking about other dressings that would work on brussels sprouts. One brussels sprouts dish that I always enjoy is roasted brussels sprouts with balsamic vinegar and toasted pine nuts and I knew that it was time for a new and improved version that uses a more flavourful balsamic vinaigrette rather that just the balsamic vinegar. These balsamic roasted brussels sprouts with toasted pine nuts are definitely a winner! The balsamic vinaigrette is definitely more tasty and has a more well rounded flavour than the simple balsamic vinegar.
Balsamic Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Toasted Pine Nuts
ingredients
- 2 pounds brussels sprouts (trimmed and halved)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinaigrette
- 1/4 cup pine nuts slices (toasted)
- 1/4 cup parmigiano reggiano (grated, optional)
directions
- Toss the brussels sprouts in the oil along with the salt and pepper.
- Arrange the brussels sprouts in a single layer on a baking sheet.
- Roast in a preheated 400F/200C oven until they start to caramelize, flipping them once in between, about 30 minutes.
- Toss the brussels sprouts in the balsamic vinaigrette along with the pine nuts and garnish with the parmigiano reggiano.
Kathleen says
This sounds so incredible! I've really become very fond of brussel sprouts. The pine nuts and the vinaigrette combo push them totally over the top!
Tricia says
Love those brussel sprouts!
Jacqueline says
I have always hated brussel sprouts Kevin, but I am feeling strangely intrigued by this recipe!
Lisa@The Cutting Edge of Ordinary says
I roast Brussel Sprouts in balsamic all the time. I love them. The addition of the pine nuts is a great idea~
Rachael says
YUM! These look great! After the success of your Maple Roasted Dijon Brussels Sprouts I will certainly have to try these 🙂
Chef Aimee says
I love brussel sprouts these days and appreciate you sharing another amazing way to prepare them! 🙂
FoodTherapy4Me says
That looks delicious! I will be giving it a try for sure…thanks for sharing!!
I too love brussels sprouts…they's sooo misunderstood haha!
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Cassandra says
My mom doesn't like brussels sprouts, so I didn't have to eat them growing up—seemingly lucky childhood. Maybe this recipe will be enough to get me to try brussels sprouts since I like all the flavoring agents…they're so popular for reduced carb diets, which I try to follow.
Rosa's Yummy Yums says
So flavorful! Brussel sprouts are just wonderful…
Cheers,
Rosa
All Our Fingers in the Pie says
I like brussels sprouts but I like them better if they are in a recipe. This one looks good.
Jennifer says
I love roasted brussel sprouts!! the toasted pine nuts are a great addition!
Sook says
I like the idea of adding balsamic vinegar and pine nuts to brussels sprouts! You're a genius. 🙂
Kalyn says
I think this sounds wonderful!
sophia says
Since you're such a kimchi-lover, I thought I MUST share this. My favorite way of roasting brussels sprouts is also with balsamic, but I also add gochujang (Korean red pepper paste), and a shot of maple syrup. It's FANTASTIC! Almost a Korean BBQ flavor.
Kerstin says
My hubby loves Brussels sprouts so I'm going to make these for him – love the pine nut addition!
Sweet and Savory says
Thanks for another recipe to be made and not just admired. It looks like what we would love to eat. I hope we will find out.
ChichaJo says
Love love love brussels sprouts! I'll definitely be adding this to my (growing) collection of brussels sprouts recipes…sounds delish! 🙂
katiez says
Those looke gorgeous! I tend to use it on everything, too. I found some Apple Balsamic recently…. New toys!
Joanne says
Genius! Balsamic vinaigrette is such a great seasoning for roasted anything (but I do love brussels sprouts). I bet it would be great on broccoli or even winter squash!
Fenke says
i've never been a huge fan of brussel's sprout, until i've discovered how they taste roasted…YUM. i'm going to try youre version next time. i sometimes add some blue cheese, which would be very good with this dressing aswell!
Mother Rimmy says
I love roasted brussels sprouts. The are really a great side dish, and are always very affordable.
Stella says
This looks so good, Kevin. I love brussels Sprouts. I'm glad you posted a veggie too-they are so underrated…
sunita says
I too am not very fond of brussel sprouts, but this might convert me 🙂
Pam says
Those look so good!
HoneyB says
These look awesome. I love how they look kinda toasty and caramelized with the vinegar!
Beef Recipes says
Wow, what a beautiful creation. Thanks for sharing this.
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The Culinary Chase says
WOW! I love brussel sprouts & especially like the balsamic addition. Good one!
pigpigscorner says
love balsamic and sprouts!
Katerina says
Yum! I am a big fan of Brussels with balsamic, so I will definitely be trying this.
We Are Not Martha says
Ooooh! I'm on a major brussels sprouts kick and definitely want to try these! There's so much you can do with them 🙂
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mart says
i'm gonna make this in a few hours. kevin: your blog is great & the recipes are great. thanks!
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Greg Weiss says
I must agree with Fenke's comment above: get some crumbled blue cheese on these.
Also, do you think they'd be any good or better served cold?
Kevin says
Greg Weiss: I imagine that they would be good served cold. Though, if I were to server them with the blue cheese, (and I will have to try that) I would prefer them to be warm so that the cheese starts to melts into them and gets even creamier.
Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction says
This dish looks phenomenal! I often make Balsamic roasted Brussels sprouts… I love the addition of the pine nuts!
Kath says
Delicious! Thank you for a great recipe.