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How Long to Cook Brussels Sprouts & Bacon (Halved, Roasted) in the sheet pan

Specification: 1.5 lb brussels sprouts halved lengthwise and placed cut-side down, tossed with 4 slices of raw bacon cut into 1/2-inch pieces

Target Temp
Heat Waves
425°F (218°C)
Radiant Heat
Total Time
Clock Time
22–28 mins
Total Cook Window
Flip Mark
Flip Action
15m
Turnover Point
Internal Safe Temp
Thermometer Probe
USDA Safe Pull

3-Step Execution Protocol

1
Preheat & Prep

Preheat oven to 425°F (218°C). Arrange brussels sprouts & bacon (halved, roasted) (1.5 lb brussels sprouts halved lengthwise and placed cut-side down, tossed with 4 slices of raw bacon cut into 1/2-inch pieces) on a parchment-lined sheet pan in a single layer.

2
Cook & Flip

Cook for 22–28 mins. Flip at the 15-minute mark for even browning.

3
Check & Rest

Cut sides are deep mahogany brown, outer leaves that have fallen off are dark and crackly like chips, bacon has fully rendered and crisped, and a fork slides into a sprout with no resistance. Rest for 0 minutes before serving.

Verification Basis & Testing Rig

No internal temperature target — brussels sprouts are judged by cut-side caramelization and fork-tender texture, so the field is omitted rather than guessed (HR-2). Bacon is a companion ingredient; the sprout-doneness window happens to fully render it. Temperature and time reflect standard high-heat convection vegetable roasting practice.

Pro Tip: Do not toss the sprouts halfway through — flip them, one by one, cut-side to cut-side. Tossing rolls the sprouts onto their round backs, which stops the caramelization dead. The rendered bacon fat is what carries flavor into the sprouts, so leave the pan alone until the flip and again after it.
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