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Steamed broccoli is one of the healthiest side dishes you can make. Whether your serving your family, friends or just yourself, learn how to make this tasty and healthy treat in just minutes.... More »
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Before you steam your broccoli, it is important to prepare it properly: ... How to tell when broccoli is done...
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Serves 2-4, depending on how much broccoli people like to eat ... I absolutely love broccoli. I like to steam it very quickly, so it's still quite al dente, and then saute in butter/olive oil and garlic. I can easily eat a few heads of it.
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91. BROCCOLI MELT Place broccoli on slice of bread. ... flame for approximately 5 to 10 minutes, flipping the ... when you flip the sandwich. Ingredients: 7 (bread .. broccoli .. cheese .. garlic ...) ... by Fiona Fung; Steam cooking, pan searing, stir-frying and deep-frying are the four most common techniques of...
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Steaming times for vegetables. ... Of course, it also depends on how well cooked you want the vegetables — there are some chefs these days who think if you don't crack a tooth on a piece of carrot, it's overdone. And many Southerners simply want their green beans to melt down to a pudding.
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On Fri, 20 Oct 1995, Doug Andersen wrote: > > So many times in oriental restaurants I've had really wonderful steamed > broccoli with garlic/peanut/etc sauce and I've wanted to do it myself. ... Just put an inch or so of water in the pot and steam the broccoli (or anything else), covered for about ten minutes. Don't quote me...
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