Dakota Gardener: Brussels sprouts, re-evaluating a detested vegetable
Dakota Gardener: Brussels sprouts, re-evaluating a detested vegetable
Brussels sprouts grow in the axils of the leaves. The bottom leaves in this photo were removed to make harvesting easier. NDSU photo.
As a child, I wouldn’t eat vegetables for over a decade. My poor parents spent countless hours at the dinner table trying to convince me to eat a variety of foods. After becoming a teenager, I finally discovered the joy of eating freshly grown garden produce.
Despite turning over a new leaf, I avoided trying Brussels sprouts for over 30 years because of their reputation as a stinky, mushy and bitte…
