Roasted Seared Brussels Sprouts w/ Balsamic Glaze

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Balsamic Glazed, Roasted Brussels Sprouts

It needs a little bit of time,but well worth it...
About pound of Brussels Sprouts
Flavoured Balsamic Vinegar, I use Pear, Orange, sometimes other flavors, depending on your main dish, and the mood
Honey
Nice EVOO Olive Oil
Coarse Sea Salt and Fresh Ground Pepper

Slice all the Sprouts, in half, layer them flat side down, on a roasting pan, or sheet tray

Drizzle with an awesome olive oil, best you can. There aren't a lot of ingredients, so each needs to be the best

Lightly season with sea salt, and into the oven.
Sear, until golden brown, about 15, 20 minutes at about 325F, but keep checking. Let them sear, don't shake or move them until there's a nice golden brown on the flat face. DON'T over cook.

Season with sea salt and ground pepper

While the sprouts are searing in the oven, in a pot, add Balsamic Vinegar, and honey... stirring. I like the Orange, or Pear Balsamic vinegar for this glaze. White Pear, sometimes Pomegranate or Orange.Simmer for as long as you can, stirring to keep the honey moving until it incorporates. If the glaze gets too thick, you can always cut it with Balsamic Vinegar... but the goal is a thick glaze that will cling to the sprouts.

Once the Brussels Sprouts are done, put them into a serving bowl. Add the glaze over the top, and stir. I like to Drizzle some glaze on, at the table for finish and flourish!

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