Gods yes. The stems are an awful lot like tree branches. The florettes are the good for eating part.
I'm a whackjob. I like the stems. The florettes have a weird mouthfeel to me.
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Gods yes. The stems are an awful lot like tree branches. The florettes are the good for eating part.
I'm a whackjob. I like the stems. The florettes have a weird mouthfeel to me.
I like them both! The florettes are excellent dip vectors and the stems are good handles. And I make a dish with broccoli and cheddar where the stems come out tender as baked apples and tasting like cheese.
Makes a note to cook Barb a nice tree twig and bark gratin, should we chance to meet.
I like the stems, too, the florets are not as tasty. But I definitely prefer them cooked.
Makes a note to cook Barb a nice tree twig and bark gratin, should we chance to meet.
Anything's better with cheese!
I like them both. I will often pare down the stem with a vegetable peeler because that outer layer is so tough.
Fun quick dinner tonight. Seared a cod fillet (my favorite fish), then sauteed some tomato, kalamata olives and capers with some shallots and garlic. Put the fillet back in the pan, then in the oven for 5 minutes on 400 degrees. Served it over couscous. Yummy, quick and filling.
Anything's better with cheese!
Everything except Chinese food. PF Chang's is doing some quesadilla thing these days and it is so wrong.
Everything except Chinese food. PF Chang's is doing some quesadilla thing these days and it is so wrong.
Urk. Yeah, that does NOT sound right.
My health-conscious former coworker swore to me that the nutrients in broccoli were actually better absorbed if you ate some fat with it, like cheese or butter.
D loves it. Probably because it's unlike anything else they have (he works there). I took one bite and I was done.