Tom Goldsmith sur Twitter : "Roasted Brussels Sprouts #foodiechats #blogmylunch #recipes... Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Guanciale - Discovery Cooking. Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Guanciale Brussels sprouts are available year round, but the best, fresh from the farm specimens are still about a month away. In other words, it’s time to get my “sprouts game” in top form. I’ve posted a recipe for chopped sprouts here at Discovery Cooking and so when I found some beautiful sprouts at the local grocery the other day, I decided to try something a little different. I’ve had roasted Brussels sprouts when dining out and they have a nutty sweetness that’s hard to get any other way. They also can dry out in the oven if you’re not careful, because they can take a good while to roast. Nothing else is needed, really, except for a sprinkle of coarse sea salt at serving time.
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First, I am divorced, have a car load of kids, and get no child support from my ex husband, who owes me over a hundred and seventy thousand dollars. I live from public assistance, housing subsidy, and favors from my parents, and everyday is a struggle. Jerusalem is an expensive city, and though I live in a tiny apartment, every day is both a challenge and a dream.
Photo by blogmylunch. Building our Network. Blog My Lunch is a platform for food bloggers and foodies to share content, media, places, recipes and experiences. The Minute Details I'm Nofyah (also known as Bonnie). I grew up in the Philadelphia area and moved to Israel when I was 18. I went to college only in my thirties, and studied English Literature, Chemistry and pre-med. I didn't make it to medical school, though. I'm a mom of four and I've been sick for a few years because my thyroid medication wasn't working properly. Last October, things finally balanced out. Though I do not like discussing this publicly, I have for several years been receiving public income assistance and I started this site and hopefully will move on to others, in order to get off of public help and earn an income for myself. So, what is Blog My Lunch? In short, Blog My Lunch is meant to be a blogging and social network for people who love food, food photography, recipes, and media.
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