Snack & AppetizersPancetta-Wrapped Brussels SproutsPancetta-Wrapped Brussels Sprouts are a tasty, out-of-the-ordinary appetizer, ideal when you want to impress your friends.Difficulty MediumPreparation 30 minutesCooking 20 minutesServings for 4 people Send × Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest Save PrintPancetta-Wrapped Brussels Sprouts are an appetizer that is simple to make, and they are a different, tasty way to serve Brussels sprouts at aperitivo time or before a dinner or lunch with friends. The flavorful trio of pancetta, Gruyère and frankfurters will impress all your guests and satisfy even the most demanding palates.After blanching them in boiling water, the sprouts are filled with pieces of Gruyère and frankfurter before being wrapped in a slice of pancetta: cooking them in a skillet with butter flavored with rosemary and sage makes them inviting and really flavorful.Chicken and Pancetta Rolls, Lemon Chicken Rolls, Savoy Cabbage Rolls, Chicken and Radicchio Rolls and many other dishes like today’s are on our site. Now, though, follow the recipe below and a few useful tips, and make Pancetta-Wrapped Brussels Sprouts with us.Ingredients for 4 people200 g of Brussels Sprouts120 g of Pancetta2 Sausages50 g of Gruyère Cheese30 g of Butter2 leaves of SageRosemary to tasteDry White Wine to tasteSalt to tasteCopy Ingredients ListOpen in AppMethodTo make the Pancetta-Wrapped Brussels Sprouts, start by blanching the sprouts in salted boiling water for about fifteen minutes, then let them cool and cut them in half. Cut the frankfurters into thin rounds, dice the Gruyère and fill the sprouts with a small piece of each.Wrap a slice of pancetta around the sprouts and secure it with a toothpick: melt the butter with the sage and rosemary in a skillet and cook the Pancetta-Wrapped Brussels Sprouts in it, turning them often. Once they are browned, deglaze with some dry white wine, finish cooking over high heat and serve the rolls piping hot. Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!Variations and AlternativesInstead of pancetta you can use bacon, and you can replace the Gruyère with your favorite cheese.StorageYou can keep the Pancetta-Wrapped Brussels Sprouts for one day at most in the fridge, in a plastic container with some of the cooking juices.Comments ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ × 5 / 5 You need to enable JavaScript to vote Cancel reply Leave a comment