Broccoli

A member of the cabbage family, this cruciferous vegetable is packed with vitamins and sky high in nutrients including calcium.

How to store
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Broccoli

A member of the cabbage family, this cruciferous vegetable is packed with vitamins and sky high in nutrients including calcium.

How to store

Maintain the crunch by keeping broccoli hydrated. Wrap a damp paper towel around the stalks. Refrigerate in a plastic bag and use within 3-5 days.

How to prep
  • Wash under cool, running water
  • Remove florets by carefully running a paring knife around the stalk, starting at the bottom and working up toward the top in a circular motion
  • Peel the stem and use in recipes
Chef's tip

Roast broccoli makes a great side dish or a satisfying snack.

  • Drizzle 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil over roughly 3 cups of broccoli florets arranged on a sheet pan
  • Give the pan a little shake to ensure all the broccoli is coated
  • Season with salt and pepper, or a pinch of red chili flakes, and roast for 15 minutes in a 400-degree oven
  • After 15 minutes, give the pan a little shake and cook for 5 more minutes
  • Remove from the oven and finish by squeezing the juice from half a lemon over the broccoli


  • Broccoli is an excellent source of vitamins K, C, and A, as well as folate and fiber
  • These delicious florets can be enjoyed raw with dip, as a side with cheese, in soup, or grilled with a variety of vegetables
  • Keep unwashed broccoli refrigerated