Things You'll Need:
- Brussels Sprouts
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Step 1
Use color as an indicator of freshness. Brussels sprouts should be bright green with leaves that look fresh.
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Step 2
Avoid sprouts with a strong smell or leaves with holes or blemishes.
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Step 3
Feel sprouts to make sure they are firm, tight and compact rather than puffy.
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Step 4
Make sure the stems are clean and not discolored.
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Step 5
Try to choose individual rather than prepackaged sprouts.
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Step 6
Store brussels sprouts in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for three to four days.


















