How do you relate with broccoli?

Hi Are you referring to Alberto Broccoli????Just joking. Yes, broccoli is a very healthy vegetable and has got numerous health benefits. Broccoli provides a high amount of vitamin C, which aids iron absorption in the body, prevents the development of cataracts, and also eases the symptoms of the common cold. The folic acid in broccoli helps women sustain normal tissue growth and is often used as a supplement when taking birth control pills and during pregnancies.The potassium in broccoli aids those battling high blood pressure, while a large amount of calcium helps combat osteoporosis. The vegetable is also fiber-rich, which enhances the gastrointestinal tract, as well as aims to reduce blood cholesterol levels. Additionally, the health benefits of broccoli have been linked to preventing and controlling the following diseases: Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, calcium deficiencies, stomach and colon cancer, malignant tumors, lung cancer, heart disease, arthritis, and even the aging process. There are many ways to cook broccoli-it can be boiled, steamed, eaten raw, and baked with great-tasting accompaniments, such as a good tasting creamy cheese. Broccoli also decorates casseroles, rice dishes, and is an excellent addition to a salad. It can also be used to make delicious soups, including the Broccoli Cheese and Cream of Broccoli options.

I don't have a special recipe to use with broccoli but I have it with something else for my meal. Sometimes, I will have it raw, not often. I prefer it cooked so it would be easier for me to chew. Family hates the fact we have to cook a lot of it because I eat like a horse, and I can go through at least pound of it at one meal, sometimes two.

I love broccoli, I think I've done that recipe, except we use Normandy mix (carrots, broccoli and cauliflower) and leave the corn starch out (obviously)

i ALWAYS HEARD GREAT MINDS RUN TOGETHER, LOL. i HAD BROCCOLI for supper tonight. I like it raw or cooked but prefer it cooked. No, i really don't have a special recipe.

Yes, I love Broccoli ever since and I am even loving it more after reading from the news that it has a very effective cancer-fighting properties. I personally cooked my Broccoli recipe. And to get its real taste, I invented my own recipe. To receive the maximum health benefits, I cooked it with carrots and olive oil, thi is how I do it: 1 cup of Broccoli half cup of cube carrots 2 cloves of garlic 1 Onion (chopped) 1 Teaspoon of Olive Oil 2 Teaspoons of Oyster Sauce half cup of water Put pan in a fire then put the olive oil, after heating it, put garlic and onion, then add broccoli and carrots, after a while put Oyster sauce then water. Cook it until broccoli and carrots are half-tender. It will give you a super delightful recipe while receiving lots of nutrients.

Hiya margi, Just been reading a bit about Broccoli and it says that it can alter some medications like those that take Medication to thin the Blood. Also it can cause Kidney Stones. Really I think if you eat it and it upsets you then your system probably does not like it and just rejects it that way. Grapefruit is supposed to have the same effect or something like that. So it seems like a little bit of everything is good for you. An example everyone here loves Empanadillas and I hate them as they are way too greasy so I don´t eat them. My Son hates Croquetas so I don´t put him any. You enjoy your Broccoli though. Tomatoes are supposed to be bad for you too but I eat them a lot and can´t find anything wrong with them. To each his own I suppose. Take care now Sue.xxx

Hi. marguicha. I like my broccoli mixed with veggies. Such as onions, honey glazed carrots, zucchini, and mushrooms. I also love to eat my broccoli all by itself with with just cheddar cheese melted over it. It is very good when I make it this way.

I have no favorite way to eat broccoli. I love it in any form. I prefer it steamed or raw but am not thrilled with boiled broccoli. I don't like it overcooked and that often happens when it's boiled. I have some fresh broccoli in my fridge right now. I buy a bunch to cut up and keep in the fridge, together with cut up carrots and cauliflower to eat fresh with a dip or salad dressing. I put them in single-serving sized plastic bags so they can easily be pulled out and eaten. I don't have a problem cutting them up each time I want some but my husband won't eat anything he can't just pop into his mouth as a snack. If it takes any kind of cutting, slicing or other preparation, he'll leave it for something easier. That's why I cut it all up when I bring it home. At least he'll eat a LITTLE something that's good for him! Whenever I have the opportunity to eat out (which is very rare), I order broccoli as one of the veggies. I prefer broccoli over any other kind of veggie.

Broccoli is one of those wonderfully underrated vegetables. I love it and either serve it steamed, or used in recipes several time each week. I love saving the stems to make cream of broccoli soup. I add it to almost any recipe that has some kind of sauce. When I steam it, sometimes I add some garlic to add more flavor...this is especially good if I'm serving pork. It's great as a snack, too. Just keep some bite-sized pieces around and assorted salad dressings. In our house it disappears before the potato chips. Too bad it's not good with ice cream though.

Hiya margi, I like Broccoli as well but not too much of a quantity. I like the taste of it more than anything else. I find spinach is very strong for me so I limit the intake and the Acelga I wish I knew the name for this in English I find it very upsetting now as they are selling a different kind that is way to stringy and tastes much different to the original one. Going back to Broccoli I like it but not something that I would eat every Day. I prefer Green Beans and Peas. Artichokes (Alcachofas) not the ones the Paparrazi shoves in your Nose for you to speak. Really like your recipe for the Broccoli though you enjoy it.

Broccoli is a vegetable that i enjoy eating. i wasn;t much for it as a child though. i enjoy broccoli covered with cheese sauce.

First of all, I would like to tell everybody that I love broccoli very much. I am not a good cook. Whenever my family cook broccoli, I prefer they mix it with other vegetables. They will normally add a little bit of chicken meat. Very delicious.

broccoli is a vegetable. we are encoraged to eat vegetables. thereore i eat vegetables every day, including broccoli. white our vegetables to be healthy then why not.................

I love my broccoli just slightly blanched in hot water, then topped with melted cheddar + mozzarella cheese. YUMMY!!!!!

Hi Are you referring to Alberto Broccoli????Just joking. Yes, broccoli is a very healthy vegetable and has got numerous health benefits. Broccoli provides a high amount of vitamin C, which aids iron absorption in the body, prevents the development of cataracts, and also eases the symptoms of the common cold. The folic acid in broccoli helps women sustain normal tissue growth and is often used as a supplement when taking birth control pills and during pregnancies.The potassium in broccoli aids those battling high blood pressure, while a large amount of calcium helps combat osteoporosis. The vegetable is also fiber-rich, which enhances the gastrointestinal tract, as well as aims to reduce blood cholesterol levels. Additionally, the health benefits of broccoli have been linked to preventing and controlling the following diseases: Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, calcium deficiencies, stomach and colon cancer, malignant tumors, lung cancer, heart disease, arthritis, and even the aging process. There are many ways to cook broccoli-it can be boiled, steamed, eaten raw, and baked with great-tasting accompaniments, such as a good tasting creamy cheese. Broccoli also decorates casseroles, rice dishes, and is an excellent addition to a salad. It can also be used to make delicious soups, including the Broccoli Cheese and Cream of Broccoli options.

I'm boring. Boiled or steamed with or without cheese sauce...

Broccoli is one of my favorite vegetable. When I was little my mom would steam them and we'd eat them w/ mayonnaise... but now we usually put dressing. I can eat them just plainly steamed too with nothing on it. I also like the broccoli beef Chinese dish. They are good in pasta too.

i relate well to broccoli. i usually eat it in dishes with some kind of cheese sauce but it also goes nicely in stirfries etc. haven't had it for ages and now i am starting to feel hungry.

I love beef broccoli. I like it stir fried with oyster sauce. Yummy!

i love broccoli i love it with ranch but i like how it looks like a tree