Crispy Brussel Sprouts With Dijon Aioli

The best crispy brussel sprouts with creamy dijon aioli dipping sauce! Oven baked and air fried methods both available in the recipe.

crispy brussel sprouts

Where are my brussels sprout fans at!?

It’s funny because as a kid, I despised brussels sprouts (along with a bunch of other foods I now love) and now a days I can’t get enough of them. Once fall hits I tend to make them with so many of my dinners. They tend to be such a good side. The crispier the better right?

These super crispy brussel sprouts with a dijon aioli make the best holiday party appetizer or side-dish. They are seriously so addicting and fun to eat with the dip! Also great for game day – can always use some veggies with all of those buffalo wings and pizza 😉

Crispy Brussels sprouts - Dash of Mandi

The aioli is the easiest thing to whip up. I really believe it was made for dipping with veggies! Don’t stop with Brussels sprouts. 

All you need are a few simple ingredients:

mayo, olive oil, dijon, garlic, salt, pepper, and fresh or dried parsley. I don’t know about you, but these are staples that I always have in my home. 

As for the brussels sprout portion of this recipe. All you need are the brussels, olive oil, salt and pepper. So simple! I’m loving minimal ingredient recipes. Who says simple can’t be delicious? 

Brussels sprouts are hands down my favorite veggie.. especially in Fall and Winter. They’re so versatile. I have a handful of ways to make them but this one is the easier; as well as most delicious.

Some of my other Brussel sprout recipes on the blog:

lightened up brussels sprout gratin

crispy sesame brussels sprouts with sriracha aioli

sesame cashew brussels sprouts

one pan cheesy artichoke chicken with brussels sprouts

maple bourbon air fried brussels sprouts & squash

Ever since I started making my brussels sprouts in my air fryer, it’s the only way I ever want to make them. Probably because it’s SO quick. Also, they come out crispier than ever this way. In other words, if you have an air fryer, make them the air fryer way (recipe listed below) and you’ll thank me later.

If you don’t have an air fryer – no worries at all. I also have an oven recipe. If you’re looking for a good air fryer, mine is linked here. In my opinion, it’s worth every penny. I also heard this Ninja air fryer is amazing. Air fryers make the perfect gift. 

I have quite a few kitchen gadgets and appliances that I’ve collected over the years and this one really outshines the rest. The funny part is my husband begged to get one for years and I always said “no I do not need another kitchen appliance” and then finally I gave in. Now I’m obsessed. He was right, I was wrong.. rare occasion 😉 But, I thank him quite often for talking me into one of the best purchases ever. 

Air Fried Brussels sprouts

The holiday season can be so chaotic between the parties, cooking, shopping, on top of our already very busy routines it can be so much! I love how easy and simple this recipe is. The dijon aioli ingredients are items I always have in my home.

You can find more easy recipes on my Instagram page – @dashofmandi 🙂

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Ingredients

Crispy Brussels Sprouts
1 lb. fresh brussels sprouts, halved. or cut into wedges if they are bigger
1-2 tbsp olive oil
1/4 tsp garlic powder
salt and pepper to taste

Dijon Aioli
1/4 cup mayo
2 tbsp olive oil
1 & 1/2 tbsp dijon
1 tsp minced garlic, garlic powder will also work
salt and pepper to taste
1/2 tsp fresh chopped or dried parsley


Instructions

Oven Method
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Toss your brussels sprouts with olive oil, garlic powder, salt, and pepper.
Arrange them on a baking sheet in a single layer and bake for 18-20 minutes, or until they are crispy and golden enough to your liking! Toss them half way. 
Dip the brussels sprouts in the dipping sauce and enjoy!

Air Fryer Method
Add brussels sprouts (mixed with olive oil, salt, and pepper) in a single layer on the air fryer basket.
Cook at 380 degrees F for about 6 minutes.
Toss them around and cook for another 5-7 minutes or until they’re crispy and golden. Every air fryer is different, I personally like mine super crispy so I keep them in longer! Just keep an eye on them.

Aioli
Combine all the aioli ingredients besides the parsley.
Mix together and chill until the brussel sprouts are ready.
Serve aioli in a small dipping bowl and top with fresh or dried parsley.

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    Comments

    Karen

    So Addicting! Even my kids liked them






      Amanda Hickman

      I’m so glad 🙂

    Rachel

    What is the nutritional information? These look amazing!

      Amanda Hickman

      At the moment I don’t provide nutritional info (but maybe this is something I’ll start doing!) – however I heard myfitnesspal.com is an easy way to calculate the nutritional info. Thank you – they’re so yummy!

      Patricia

      Hi, Chef Patricia here…google olive oil, brussel sprouts, (We use Vegenaise (nutrition values on jar–found in produce section in cooler)
      For the most part, this is a great clean recipe to consume. Maybe you dont like a dipping sauce? —
      Make your adjustments from there.
      I have at times cooked b sprouts with a seasoned rosemary garlic, seasalt

    Rae Nikolai

    my favorite brussel sprout recipe is made on the stove top with Girard’s Champagne Dressing.
    Cook a bag of frozenbrussel sprouts in a single layer with a tablespoon of canola oil in a large fry pan on high heat until golden brown. COver pan, add dressing, and reduce heat. Cook an additional 5 minutes.

      Amanda Hickman

      Sounds delicious!

      Palmira

      Where do you get the Champage Dressing and when do you apply it to the brussel sprouts

        Amanda Hickman

        Hi, there is no champagne dressing used in this recipe!

    Minerva Pettway

    looks good

      Amanda Hickman

      thank you! they are delicious 🙂

    keeely

    just made this and it was delish!

      Amanda Hickman

      Yay! So glad you enjoyed 🙂

    Shawna

    So crispy new favorite way to make brussels sprouts






      Amanda Hickman

      I’m so glad you liked them 🙂

    Jen

    I made this for lunch today. Delicious!






    J Ritzie

    Wonderful dip for brussel sprouts! So glad to find this and so easy to whip up 🙂






    Natalie

    So sImple and delicious! Favorite way ive eaten brUssel SproUts!






    Dannie

    This might be a stupid Question but the recipe just says “diJon” is that a dijon powder or dijon mustard? Wanna make this, but dont want to get it wrong. Thanks!

      Amanda Hickman

      dijon mustard!

    Laura lavery

    Can these be made a day ahead

      Amanda Hickman

      I wouldn’t recommend it!

    Sarah

    Really delicious! The sauce is definitely the favorite, but what better way to eat brussel sprouts!? Just made them, and my husband and I devoured them. Thank you!






    Jeanene

    Wow! Made these tonight and they were amazing! I will definitely double the dijon aoIli dipping sauce next time! Great way to get hubby to eat brussels!






    Debby

    Excellent appetizer! Everyone loved them.






    Tom

    Awesome!






    Kristine S

    I have never had aioli. I enjoYed this, bu add a tad mo mustard. I am the onl person iN my house who will eat a dip when It isn’t a Holiday😔, bUt I enjoyed it!






    Lezlie

    Has anyone served these room temp? I wanted to bring to them to a party but won’t be able to use the oven. also, sorry…this is only allowing me to type in caps.

    Sherry

    Is there a neutrition break down for carbs, fat, fiber etc.

    Tiffany Lepke

    I added cajun seasoning and smoked paprika to my brussel sprouts only because of personal perference but this dip is amazing!! i’m eating my lunch right now and am having the brussel sprouts and dipping a side of tuna in the aioli.

    highly recommend!






    Tammy Mills Hanley

    Full disclosure: I’ll never ever eat Brussels sprouts. I won’t. But I make this for my husband and he **lOVES** them and the aioli. Once of his favorite football foods!