Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad

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Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad

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Prep

10 minutes

Cook

30 minutes

Yield

4

This Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad will knock your socks off. It'll completely transform everything you thought brussel sprouts and caesar salad could be!

Okay, brussel sprouts always get such a bad reputation. Most people think of them as those little green balls that your grandma boiled and put absolutely no flavor or seasoning on. We all probably dreaded seeing these on our plate as a kid. Myself included. BUT let me tell you, my perception of brussel sprouts as an adult has definitely changed, and there are so many great ways to use them, like this shredded Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad.

brussel sprout caesar salad in serving dish on countertop.

❤️ Why You’ll Love Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad

  • Quick: Make it in under 45-minutes
  • Diet-Friendly: It’s vegan-friendly or could be made vegetarian 
  • Versatile: It is the perfect side dish or main course
Close-up of brussel sprout caesar salad in serving bowl.

🍲 Ingredients

Brussel Sprouts – Brussel sprouts do not lack in benefits. These little veggies are low in calories, but high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. In particular, vitamin K which is necessary to prevent blood clotting and to keep your bones healthy. Brussel sprouts are also rich in antioxidants, omega-3 fatty acids that are always needed in a diet that doesn’t contain fish or seafood, and last but not least, they can help reduce inflammation. 

Brussel sprout caesar salad in serving bowl

👩‍🍳 How to Make Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad

It’s this simple. Follow these steps:

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  1. Preheat the oven to 400F and live two baking sheets with parchment paper
  2. To one baking sheet add the potatoes and bread. Dust with the 3 tbsp. of olive oil and salt and pepper. Cook for around 25-30 minutes, turning them occasionally to avoid any burning
  3. To the other baking sheet add the brussel sprouts and dust with the garlic powder and umami powder.  bake for 20 minutes and turn halfway through to promote even cooking.  Watch closely to avoid burning
  4. While that bakes, prepare the dressing by adding all the ingredients to a jar and shake to combine
  5. Let the other ingredients cool, then combine everything in a large mixing bowl, drizzle with your desired amount of dressing, and dust with the parmesan cheese

That. Is. It. You can thank me later by leaving a starred review and comment below 😉


🗒 Substitutions

  • Lemon: If you do not have lemon for the dressing you can use white vinegar
  • Vegan Parmesan: My favourite vegan parm is by VioLife
  • Potatoes: You can omit the potatoes entirely if you don’t fancy them, just use less dressing when drizzling at the end


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👝 How to Store Leftovers

This is best eaten fresh but since it is made with brussel sprouts vs. regular lettuce, it won’t get soggy as quickly. If possible though, store the dressing on its own and drizzle on when you’re ready-to-eat. The dressing with last 5 days in a tightly sealed jar in the fridge.

🤔 Common Questions

Is broccoli or brussel sprouts better for you?

Broccoli is higher in calories, fat, and carbs but higher in calcium, iron and B vitamins. However, both these green veggies are good-for-you!

Can brussel sprouts give you gas?

Yes! Consuming too many brussel sprouts can make you gassy and bloated. Our bodies can’t digest the raffinose in them and it’s instead fermented by bacteria in our colon. Hence the farts!

Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad

4.79 from 23 votes
This Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad will knock your socks off. It’ll completely transform everything you thought brussel sprouts and caesar salad could be!
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Course Vegetarian, Vegan Meals
Cuisine Italian-Inspired
Servings 4

Ingredients
  

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Instructions
 

  • Preheat the oven to 400F and live two baking sheets with parchment paper.
  • To one baking sheet add the potatoes and bread.  Dust with the 3 tbsp. of olive oil and salt and pepper. Cook for around 25-30 minutes, turning them occasionally to avoid any burning.
  • To the other baking sheet add the brussel sprouts and dust with the garlic powder and umami powder.  bake for 20 minutes and turn halfway through to promote even cooking.  Watch closely to avoid burning.
  • While that bakes, prepare the dressing by adding all the ingredients to a jar and shake to combine.
  • Let the other ingredients cool, then combine everything in a large mixing bowl, drizzle with your desired amount of dressing and dust with the parmesan cheese.
  • That. Is. It. You can thank me later by leaving a starred review and comment below 😉

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Notes

If you do not have lemon for the dressing you can use white vinegar.
My favourite vegan parm is by VioLife
You can omit the potatoes entirely if you don’t fancy them, just use less dressing when drizzling at the end.
The dressing with last 5 days in a tightly sealed jar in the fridge.
Review This Recipe Let us know how it was!
Tasia

Hi! Looks amazing, I was curious what umani seasoning is though and where to get it:)

Maria Koutsogiannis

It’s optional but I got it from Simply Organic!

Monica Bell

5 stars
What a mix of flavors! Subbed roasted chickpeas for potatoes and added thin leek crescents to the sprouts. I’m thinking that dressing on roasted potatoes with a shaving of Parmesan could be a fantastic side.

Maria Koutsogiannis

YES!!!!! Let me know if you do that!!!

Liane @ Foodie Digital

5 stars
The capers are THE difference maker! So delicious. Will 100% make again. Thank you for sharing the recipe.

Maria Koutsogiannis

you’re so welcome, hun!

Rocher

5 stars
I love this recipe! I make it very frequently and the bowl never lasts a whole day. Thank u for this crazy good idea!

Maria Koutsogiannis

Thank you so much hun!!!

4.79 from 23 votes (12 ratings without comment)

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