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From steaming to sautéing, the way you cook broccoli can make or break its nutritional value. Here’s what science says about ...

close-up of a wooden bowl filled with broccoli florets - Egoen/Shutterstock Broccoli is a divisive vegetable; some people love its tangy undertones, while others can't stand its sulfurous bitterness.

Christopher Testani for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Simon Andrews. Broccoli doesn’t have to be boring. Christopher Testani for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Rebecca Jurkevich. The charred ...

Broccoli is usually steamed or boiled, which can lead to it tasting pretty bland, but there's a smarter way to prepare it ...

• Sprinkling shredded cheese on top of broccoli florets while they're still in the skillets creates a delicious contrast of tender, cheesy broccoli and crunchy, charred cheese. • The method is simple: ...

Broccoli is a staple in my kitchen. Unlike other produce, like butternut squash or tomatoes, you can always find a head or two of broccoli in my crisper drawer year-round. I’m the kind of person who ...

Broccoli is packed with nutrients, vitamins, and fibre. Find out which cooking method, steamed or roasted, retains more nutrients.