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Roasted Brussels Sprouts

New York’s Momofuku Ssäm Bar is certainly worth a visit at least once, but you’re sure to make these Brussels sprouts from chef David Chang at least twice—in the same week. While this signature dish is deep-fried at Ssäm Bar, the secret to Chang’s home preparation is roasting the mini cabbages at 450°F, maximizing their sweet, nutty flavor and crisping their beautiful green leaves. The recipe is written for slightly charred results; if you prefer your vegetables more green than golden brown, check them after 20 minutes or so.

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