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Brussels Sprouts

Small compact round leaf heads; Green outer leaves with pale centres; Tightly overlapping leaves and short stem bases.

Identification illustration; actual appearance may vary.
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3 identity clues

  • Small compact round leaf heads
  • Green outer leaves with pale centres
  • Tightly overlapping leaves and short stem bases
Reading language:
English
Names in other languages
繁體中文
抱子甘藍
English
Brussels Sprouts
Bahasa Indonesia
Kubis Brussel
Tagalog
Maliliit na repolyong Brussels

How to identify it

Check these features together: Small compact round leaf heads; Green outer leaves with pale centres; Tightly overlapping leaves and short stem bases. Colour alone is not sufficient. For packaged Brussels Sprouts, confirm the name, ingredients or intended use on the original label. Ask the vendor about loose food; never taste to identify it.

Common Hong Kong household uses

Halve for roasting, stir-frying or steaming.

Choosing & preparing

Remove tired outer leaves, trim the dry base and cut larger heads to match smaller ones.

Storage

Keep dry, refrigerate as appropriate for the produce and use promptly; reject mould, rot or abnormal slime.

Helper tip

For Brussels Sprouts, check small compact round leaf heads. If uncertain, verify the label or ask the employer before using it.

Useful market phrase

唔該,我想要抱子甘藍,請幫我確認名稱同用途。

Meaning: I would like Brussels Sprouts, please. Help me confirm its name and use.

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Brussels Sprouts

Identification view of Brussels Sprouts: small compact round leaf heads; green outer leaves with pale centres; tightly overlapping leaves and short stem bases.
Identification illustration; actual appearance may vary.

抱子甘藍

Brussels Sprouts

Identification view of Brussels Sprouts: small compact round leaf heads; green outer leaves with pale centres; tightly overlapping leaves and short stem bases.
Identification illustration; actual appearance may vary.