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Broccoli au gratin
Broccoli, apricot and red pepper salad
Broccoli cauliflower casserole
Broccoli rabe with Parmesan cheese
Broccoli salad
Broccoli stems cabbage slaw
Broccoli with garlic
Cold broccoli soup
Fettuccini primavera and pesto dressing
Linguini primavera
Marinated vegetables
Pasta and tuna with caper dressing
Pasta with broccoli and beans
Pickled broccoli stem rounds
Tuna and broccoli with farfalle
Vegetarian burritos

BROCCOLI:


The name comes from the Italian word for "cabbage sprout" and indeed, broccoli is a relative of cabbage, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower. This deep emerald-green vegetablesetable (which sometimes has a purple tinge) comes in tight clusters of tiny buds that sit on stout, edible stems. It's available year-round, with a peak season from October through April. Look for broccoli with a deep, strong color green, or green with purple; the buds should be tightly closed and the leaves crisp.
Refrigerate unwashed, in an airtight bag, for up to 4 days. If the stalks are tough, peel before cooking. Broccoli, is an excellent source of vitamins A and C, as well as riboflavin, calcium and iron.


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