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Roasted broccoli/burnt broccoli
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Roasted broccoli/burnt broccoli
I'm going to try this tonight. Just wondering though, does the broccoli stay very crispy? I like mine a little more on the softer side when I boil it, so I was thinking to maybe blanch it first? What do you recommend?
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Posted 4/18/11 10:17 AM  |
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Re: Roasted broccoli/burnt broccoli
Posted by cj7305
I'm going to try this tonight. Just wondering though, does the broccoli stay very crispy? I like mine a little more on the softer side when I boil it, so I was thinking to maybe blanch it first? What do you recommend?
The very tips of the florets get crispy, and it gets a wonderful flavor, but the rest of it is nice and soft. If you blanch it, the water won't allow the tops to really get crispy.
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| Posted 4/18/11 2:26 PM |
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Re: Roasted broccoli/burnt broccoli
OK thanks, I'll give it a try!
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| Posted 4/18/11 3:20 PM |
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