Sweet bacon bushel sprouts

Name: Sweet bacon bushel sprouts
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Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 large ripe peach; 1/2 medium white onion; 2 slice chopped bacon; 1 bag(s) frozen brussel sprouts; 2 tsp olive oil; 1 tsp salt; 1/2 tsp pepper

By Lorna Dietz
@piratess

I wanted to make Brussel sprouts and was going to get an apple but a saw some ripe peaches so decided to try.

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Method:

Bake

Ingredients

1 large

ripe peach
1/2 medium

white onion
2 slice

chopped bacon
1 bag(s)

frozen brussel sprouts
2 tsp

olive oil
1 tsp

salt
1/2 tsp

pepper
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How to Make Sweet bacon bushel sprouts

Step-by-Step

Peel and pit the peach. Chop onion. Slice bacon. Add olive oil and salt and pepper. Mix well.
Add the Brussel spouts to mixture. Stir well.
Oil pan. Add Brussel sports spread in single layer.

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About Sweet bacon bushel sprouts

Course/Dish: Vegetables

Main Ingredient: Vegetable

Regional Style: American

Dietary Needs: Low Fat Dairy Free

Other Tag: Healthy

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