• antonEnglish
    7·
    5 hours ago

    To all the veggie haters:

    Broccoli recipe:

    1. Fry broccoli with paprika and small pieces of meat or tofu in a pan until brown.
    2. Add water and seasonings.
    3. Steam to desired hardness.
    4. Serve with rice or couscous.

    Cauliflower recipe:

    1. Make brown butter by heating up butter and adding breadcrumbs to soak it up.
    2. Serve it on enough steamed cauliflower to justify the amount of brown butter you are about to eat.
    • AdrianTheFrog@lemmy.worldEnglish
      1·
      20 minutes ago

      Or, the Italian way: simmer garlic in a pan with olive oil, throw in the vegetables and a bit of water, throw in some salt, cover, cook until soft, check occasionally that it isn’t burning

    • LSNLDN@slrpnk.netEnglish
      1·
      2 hours ago

      My recent favourite is broccoli roasted until crispy, so good. Before then it was crispy kale but as we all know it’s basically the same plant

    • kameecoding@lemmy.worldEnglish
      1·
      4 hours ago

      Here is a good one, Mashed cauliflower:

      1. Boil cauliflower
      2. submerge mixer with some milk
      3. enjoy the smoothest mash you have ever tried that comes out to like 40 calories per 100g

      Roasted anything (brussel spouts, broccoli, cauliflower, green beans, asparagus)

      1. Coat in olive oil, salt, garlic powder
      2. air fry or roast

      Enjoy awesome tasting veggies.

      Veggie rice(white rice is for sushi goddamnit)

      1. Satuee some onions, garlic
      2. add some cut up bell peppers, tomatoes
      3. cook for a while
      4. add frozen peas and carrots and a choice of frozen vegetables (broccoli or green beans)
      5. add water and bring to a boil
      6. add the rice and simmer it for the prescribed time +1-2 minutes
      7. let it sit for 10 minutes

      Enjoy a rice full of veggies and color ( I also use a “curry” mix that’s turmeric, koriander and a bunch of other stuff that gives it a nice yellow color, and this way you have your rice and veggies in one and they enhance each other’s flavor.