3 Seriously Good Broccoli Recipes 🥦


Hi Reader, if you grew up eating limp, mushy broccoli that tasted even sadder than it looked, hear me out: that broccoli is in your past.

The broccoli of your future is nothing like that—it’s a versatile beauty with grand potential to soak up flavor and take on different textures (crispy, crunchy, tender, al dente, you name it!).

And today I’m sharing three dynamite broccoli recipes that will heal your relationship with this all-star veggie. ✨🥦✨

1. 20-Minute Broccoli and Za’atar Chickpeas​


Say hello to a weeknight miracle—in just 20 minutes, you can whip up this satisfying meal of skillet-charred broccoli, crisp za’atar-spiced chickpeas, and a delectably tangy yogurt sauce that brings the whole dish together. Serve with crusty bread to round it all out.


2. Really Good Vegan Broccoli Salad​


This is a crunch-lover’s paradise in a sweet-and-spicy dressing I dream about regularly. Broccoli and fennel make for a crisp base, and roasted nuts and toasty breadcrumbs add extra crunch so every mouthful is packed with textural interest and bold flavor.


3. Creamy Vegan Broccoli Soup​


If you’re looking to convert a broccoli-hater, this soup is your first stop. It’s rich, indulgent, slightly cheesy, and topped with a crunchy pine nut-breadcrumb crumble. Watch your picky kids and spouses go back for seconds and pat yourself on the back.


đź’« Featured Review

And while we’re on the subject of showcasing the unsung heroes of produce in all their true glory, today’s featured review comes from Rut, who made my Creamy Cabbage Curry:

“What the what?!? Who let you cook so hard on this dish?? I’ve spent YEARS trying cooked cabbage recipes, desperate to find one I can tolerate let alone like. And this dish is not just a like, but a mouthwatering, devour worthy, no one else is allowed to touch it dish!) Girl, you are the Queen. Thank you!! ❤️❤️ p.s. followed exactly as written.” ~Rut, on Creamy Cabbage Curry​

Thanks for leaving such a lovely review, Rut! Reader reviews mean the most to me, and they help others find recipes they might enjoy 🥰

Wishing you a weekend with lots of delicious vegetable inspiration!

xo,
​Nisha @rainbowplantlife​


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