Roasted Broccoli
I usually steam broccoli, and Gary and I both like it, but I'll admit that it's sort of ho-hum. I've roasted cauliflower before, but this is the first time I've roasted broccoli. I'd use less olive oil than the recipe recommends. And I'm not sure how much the cheese added, but it doesn't matter because it was very good, it's just that I'd be willing to try it without it. I'd also be willing to try a couple of other broccoli recipes in the same article.
The chicken is a multiple repeat. I debated whether we even needed bread, because the chicken is floured, but I thought it would be nice to have something to soak up the yummy sauce. For some reason, the ciabatta wasn't quite as open and airy as last time, but I still love it.
- Roasted Broccoli with Lemon and Pecorino (Fine Cooking #76, p.49)
- Chicken Marsala with Pancetta & Cream (Fine Cooking #42, p.90)
- Ciabatta (No Need To Knead, p.49-51)
posted by Amy @ 1/03/2006 09:16:00 PM
3 Comments:
I love that chicken too. And I agree, broccoli is best roasted. As are most vegetables (coming from a veggie hater).
Yes, I also agree that broccoli is best roasted. It's my preferred method for most veggies. Brings out their natural nutty sweet goodness! Yum:)
I like broccolini chargrilled too esp in a noodle salad
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