How to Make Brussels Sprouts for a Potluck: Delicious Thanksgiving Dinner Recipe | Pottery Barn

Pottery Barn Party Planner: Thanksgiving Potluck Brussels Sprouts Hi, I'm Kristin, and what I absolutely love about potlucks is everyone getting together and bringing a little something that's unique to them, showcasing their creativity using food. Potlucks are such a fun time for everyone to gather together, and I feel like you really end up with a table full of eclectic foods that are just so unique and different, and of course potlucks are a great time to get together with friends and family and share. One of my favorite dishes to bring to a Thanksgiving potluck, are my Uncle Jack's brussels sprouts. They are absolutely delicious. The brussels sprouts that my Uncle Jack is known for will turn the brussels sprouts hater into a brussels sprouts lover. I think what makes these so unique are all the ingredients combined together. I would never think to put artichokes together with Brussels sprouts but the two of them together make an amazing dish. I can't lie to you though, the butter and the cream that goes into this dish also make it just rich and delicious. As everyone knows Brussels sprouts are a vegetable, so along with your turkey and your mashed potatoes and you're stuffing and all of the other traditional essential, Thanksgiving potluck foods, you have a great vegetable on the table as well, and it adds great color to the Thanksgiving table. Please enjoy all that you make for your potluck, especially this wonderful Brussels sprouts recipe. Happy Thanksgiving. Pottery Barn Brussels Sprouts Ingredients 2 lbs Brussels sprouts 1 stalk of celery, finely chopped 1 large yellow onion, finely diced 2 cans marinated artichoke hearts, drained & finely chopped 1/2 cup white wine or sherry 3/4 cup heavy cream 1-2 tablespoons butter or olive oil 1 teaspoon salt and pepper Tabasco, to taste Brussels Sprouts Preparation Steam Brussels Sprouts until soft but still firm. Heat butter or olive oil in a skillet and sautŽ all ingredients together. Add wine and cream and cook until liquid is almost reduced. Season to taste. Please visit www.potterybarn.com for more Thanksgiving Potluck ideas and recipes.