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Michaella’s Brussel and Pomegranate Slaw

I adore sprouts. I know they're a divisive vegetable. I can understand why not everyone likes them. But as with any cabbage-like green, it's very important to think about how you cook it or flavour it. Lathered in the salty flavour of pancetta and with chestnuts, or pickled like kimchi in a cheese toastie, have been two of the key ways I've come to adore this little cruciferous bulb of goodness. At this time of the year I'm regularly looking for festive twists to serve ahead of a big Christmas spread. And after the big day, I tend to find there's always a few sad brussels at the bottom of the fridge drawer. So, here's a way you can prevent waste via a light side-dish. Shred the brussels very thin (a mandolin can help with that) and then coat really well in the dressing with make this extra moreish.

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The slaw base

200

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Brussels sprouts, finely shredded

1/4

small

Red cabbage, finely shredded

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Michaella’s Brussel and Pomegranate Slaw

I adore sprouts. I know they're a divisive vegetable. I can understand why not everyone likes them. But as with any cabbage-like green, it's very important to think about how you cook it or flavour it. Lathered in the salty flavour of pancetta and with chestnuts, or pickled like kimchi in a cheese toastie, have been two of the key ways I've come to adore this little cruciferous bulb of goodness. At this time of the year I'm regularly looking for festive twists to serve ahead of a big Christmas spread. And after the big day, I tend to find there's always a few sad brussels at the bottom of the fridge drawer. So, here's a way you can prevent waste via a light side-dish. Shred the brussels very thin (a mandolin can help with that) and then coat really well in the dressing with make this extra moreish.

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20m

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M

I

The slaw base

200

g

Brussels sprouts, finely shredded

1/4

small

Red cabbage, finely shredded

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You can adapt this recipe to include whatever other vegetables you have going spare (carrot works well, and cucumber will give it a ‘fresher taste).

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