Tuesday, May 15, 2012

14 New Ways With Broccoli, Beef-Free Burgers, And More

Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Most of us know broccoli as a relatively boring side dish -- when it's just steamed or boiled, it can be bland and mushy, and surely nothing to get excited about. But there are different ways to cook broccoli that bring out its incredible flavors. No time is better than the present to start experimenting, because it's in season and looking better than ever. But don't even think about broccoli smothered with cheese sauce or in a casserole -- our recipes are much more complex (and better for you). Check out the slideshow for ideas.
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