First we had kale chips, now I bring you brussels chips!
These are outer the leaves that fall off when preparing your sprouts, so when you cut off the root end you end up with the dark green leaves of the sprout coming loose. I teased more off as I gathered them for this addition to the recipe.
All you do is rinse them, pat dry, sprinkle with salt and black pepper, a tiny drizzle of oil, toss, then roast them in the oven for around 20 minutes, until browning and crisp.
Soo delicious fresh out of the oven atop of your inner warming bowl of soup!
The soup itself is a mixed vegetable blend playing hard on the classic leek and potato soup, yet brought into the nutrient popping density with the addition of swede (turnip), peas, and brussels sprouts!
The main vegetable ingredients and the nutritional benefits of such are as follows:
This soup can be stored fresh in the fridge for a few days, perfect for meal prepping, it can also be frozen. The brussels chips should be stored separately, and reheated before serving.
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