This Savory Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Broccolini recipe is absolutely delicious and really easy to make. The delicate pumpkin spice flavoring along with the boost that comes from the pancetta takes the taste to the next level, making it perfect for special dinners like Thanksgiving, but we like to serve it with our everyday meals too!
Pair this with these delicious, tender Beef Cheeks and some mashed potatoes, polenta, or egg noodles and you are all set for a meal that’s easy to make, but special.
Savory Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Broccolini
As you can see in the photo, when I first made this Thanksgiving side dish, I used Country Crock Pumpkin Spice margarine. Unfortunately, they no longer make it so I now substitute this pumpkin spice butter for it. We like this butter on dinner rolls too!
Ingredients:
Pancetta (or regular bacon)
Cooking spray
Brussels sprouts
Broccolini
Onion or shallots
Olive oil
Instructions:
Toss together the Brussels sprouts, broccolini, onion, olive oil and pumpkin spice butter.
Roast in a 425 degree F oven for about half an hour, stirring occasionally.
Meanwhile, in a small skillet sprayed with cooking spray, saute the pancetta until browned and slightly crisped. Set aside.
To serve the roasted vegetables, top with the pancetta. Yum!
Savory Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Broccolini
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup pancetta cut into pieces (or you can use regular bacon, crumbled)
- Cooking spray
- 4 cups Brussels sprouts trimmed and cut in half
- 1/2 lb. Broccolini trimmed and cut
- 1 small onion or about 4-6 shallots cut into small chunks
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 tbsp Pumpkin Spice butter
Instructions
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Toss together the Brussels sprouts, broccolini, onion, olive oil and pumpkin spice butter.
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Roast in a 425 degree F oven for about half an hour, stirring occasionally.
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In a small skillet sprayed with cooking spray, saute the pancetta until browned and slightly crisped. Set aside.
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To serve the roasted vegetables, top with the cooked pancetta. Yum!
Recipe Notes
When I first made this Thanksgiving side dish, I used Country Crock Pumpkin Spice margarine. Unfortunately, they no longer make it so I now substitute this pumpkin spice butter for it. We like this butter on dinner rolls too! – https://tidymom.net/pumpkin-spice-butter-spread/
The nutrition information is calculated using a third party resource. The accuracy varies according to the brands you use, the portion sizes you serve, and so on. This information should only be used as a guide.
Annie Bella says
butternut squash
Debra Lee says
Corn Pudding for sure!
Lee-Ann Sleegers says
My favourite side at Thanksgiving is a roasted mixed root vegetable casserole.
Julie says
stuffing