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more cooking help!!!!!!

nycchic_24 Posted:

more cooking help!!!!!!

I have to make broccoli with the meatloaf but i always use frozen..dh bought fresh tonight...how do i cook it??? I hate veggies..how can i spice it up? bread crumbs i have heard but how??? I have no cheese so thats out! lol Help me so i can eat tonight maybe!!!!!!!!!!
Suzanne Posted:

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You steam it in a pot with water, and then if you want the breadcrumbs, sprinkle a little olive oil on the broccoli after they are steamed then roll them in breadcrumbs.. and then bake them.. 350 and check them and take out when they are ready!!
nycchic_24 Posted:

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r they good like that??? I hate veggies!!!!!!!!!!! lol
Suzanne Posted:

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I love it like that.. Also califlower is good like that too...(i personally like the breadcrumbs it gives the bland veggie a little kick) let me know how it turns out!

nycchic_24 Posted:

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How the hell do u cut fresh broccoli???????
Suzanne Posted:

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Chop off the big stem, and then break the flower top in parts, you can cut the stems as long or short as you like.. i like more of a stem when i am breading its better cause it doesnt break apart.. DONT steam them to long, cause then they will get mushy and you wont be able to bread them/

nycchic_24 Posted:

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thanks suzanne! I am soo retarted...poor anthony! :)

Suzanne Posted:

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LOL!!! no problem.. believe me.. when we moved in together in the begining i didnt know the first thing about cooking.,. but when we went on a budget and i started cooking every night, i got the hang of it.. and i like cooking.com for the recipies.. and when i go out to dinner at a friends or families, and they are cooking while i am there i also take notice of what they are doing, to get ideas on what to do differently when i am cooking.. everyone had there own methods...

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