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I like broccoli cos it tastes good and works well with lots of recipes as well as being good on its own.
I somewhat resent the adults in my childhood for not knowing how to cook vegetables, because I grew up thinking they were gross.
Same, I thought I hated broccoli but it turns out I just hate it the way my mom would cook it. Roast broccoli? Fucking delicious.
It's good grilled over charcoal too - the florets soak up the smoke flavor really nicely.
Or pan fried with other veggies.
Or breaded and fried/broiled/air fried.
I also kind of like eating them raw with tons of salt, with sticky white rice as a chaser.
Basically, boiled vegetables are a mistake most of the time lol
I like broccoli boiled also. Steamed is a no go though idk what it does but it ruins it completely.
Boiled broc with a knob of butter over it goes just fine.
Right? I cook so much broccoli for my family every week. Easily one of my favorite vegetables. Goes in so many cuisines fairly well, too.