wildeyed
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Sat May-10-08 10:46 AM
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I have much ripe broccoli in the garden, and I have people coming for a casual BBQ tonight. What would be a fun summer dish to use up the broccoli? Can you grill it directly? That is what I do with eggplant and squash, but those are still a few months off.
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Sat May-10-08 11:12 AM
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broccoli, raisin, onion salad. Would be a fine addition to a bbq. :hi:
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Sat May-10-08 12:21 PM
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3. Great minds think alike! |
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I found a recipe for a cold broccoli/rice salad that includes red onion and raisins. Yum! Also, I happen to have all the ingredients on hand, which plays a huge part in my decision making process :hi:
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Sat May-10-08 11:45 AM
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2. I've found broccoli to be less successful on the grill |
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than other veggies. For one thing, the flower buds tend to burn before the stem starts to caramelize.
A better idea would be to blanch it and serve it cold. Or just do a broccoli stir fry, serve it warm and crunchy, maybe with the addition of a little red bell pepper.
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Sat May-10-08 12:23 PM
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4. I figured it would cook unevenly on the grill. |
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Maybe in a foil packet with some other veggies, then open it up for a few minutes at the end to get some of the smoky grill flavor. Hmmmm....
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Sat May-10-08 02:00 PM
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A little sweet potato, green beans, red onion, yum.
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