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Recipe: A Simple Broccoli Purée With Which to Win Any Weeknight

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Knight_April_1058145

Try this recipe - Baked Cauliflower https://greenann.com/recipe/cauliflower-buffalo-bites/

Try!)

Knight_April_1058145

I like Baked Cauliflower! - https://greenann.com/recipe/cauliflower-buffalo-bites/

Try!)

Knight_April_1058145

Yammy!! i want to try!)

tony_ashton_485179

What other vegetable pairing goes with the Broccoli Puree? Looks like Radicchio here, but what are some other good options?

Svatinek_406680

https://www.chefsteps.com/activities/celery-root-puree

Chefsteps celery root puree is awesome also the broccoli puree awesome as well just had it myself....

Hmmmmm yum...

justin.tronson

I would think celery root would be amazing... not sure that CELERY would be so great.I think it might be to watery, fibrous, and salty. Then again don't ask everyone, do it and tell us!

John_Readwin_517421

directions aren't very good/clear- "Place the broccoli, water, butter, and salt in a pot." wouldn't doing this BOIL the broccoli, and why would you put butter and salt into the water to steam the broccoli?

Edit: ok just read the cauliflower puree, which says Place the broccoli, water, butter, and salt in a saucepan, OK now I get technique, I guess when I think of steaming something, that something isn't IN the water, but I get how this would work.

Lynn_305876

Anyone tried celery puree?