gil
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sproutsI'm here eating my first sprouts of the new season. Not home-grown, but at least UK-grown, from local supermarket. Couldn't resist.
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sean
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If you've got a proper greengrocer it's worth buying them by the stalk and standing it in a bucket of water.
Mmmmm...sprouts with glazed chestnuts.
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marigold
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An interesting time of day to be eating sprouts   .
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Pete
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Any time of day is good for eating sprouts
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Treacodactyl
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I might manage a small picking from our plants soon, they never grow that big but taste fine.
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alisjs
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sprout harvest has started in Llandudno!
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Jamanda
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I used to be a one sprout a year, under duress on Christmas day type girl. Even when they were ones that Dad had grown they'd be the size of a golf ball and then Mum would boil them to buggery. I have more recently been introduced to small, lightly boiled sprouts and now, sometimes I even have second helpings. 
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wellington womble
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I loathe sprouts. The first lot has turned up in the veg box today, and I have cooked some for himself. Little ones that I've cooked are better, but there are a million other veg that I'd rather eat!
I took great delight in cooking my first Christmas dinner (at our house, invited and cooked for the family) without sprouts!
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Gervase
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I love 'em. For them as doesn't try blanching them and then stir-frying them with a bit of ginger and garlic.
Personally I'm happy to have them steamed in all their natural glory. Truly one of nature's noble vegetables.
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LynneA
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May soon have some ready to pick.
Can't wait till I served them up with roast pork and my first JA's of the year. (Though may need to open a window shortly after) 
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2steps
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sprouts are evil. my OH loves them but mine aren't ready to pick yet
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