Broccoli sometimes has a bad reputation. The first thing that comes to mind is the mushy, unsexy steamed broccoli that we eat because it's "good for you". And that's a pity, because in reality, this ...

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These broccoli-packed recipes allow this veggie to shine, whether it’s in a flavorful main dish or a quick and easy side. Broccoli is a great source of vitamins C and K, so incorporating it into your ...

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The best way to use up your broccoli is by trying one of these highly-rated recipes. From soups and salads to sheet-pan dinners and casseroles, these four- and five-star rated dishes embrace the fresh ...

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Broccoli's cancer-fighting compound sulforaphane forms best when lightly steamed for 3-5 minutes, stir-fried after 40+ minutes resting, or paired with mustard powder if frozen. Overcooking or boiling ...