Easy
microwave steamed broccoli is a recipe that is ready in less than 7 minutes.
I used that frozen
microwave steamer broccoli to save some time.
Not exact matches
Steam broccoli in
microwave according to package directions.
Place the
broccoli in a
microwave safe bowl and cook on high for four minutes (or
steam for several minutes until bright green and slightly tender.)
I
steamed fresh
broccoli in the
microwave and from there the whole thing came together in a couple of minutes.
When the rice has about 5 minutes left of cooking time,
steam the
broccoli, just slightly, in the
microwave for a minute or so.
I
steamed the
broccoli in the
microwave, then added garlic powder (generous shake), salt, pepper, and juice of half a lemon.
Steam the broccoli (my rice cooker — this one on amazon — has a steamer on top — how handy — otherwise just quickly steam in the microwave or any steamer you h
Steam the
broccoli (my rice cooker — this one on amazon — has a
steamer on top — how handy — otherwise just quickly
steam in the microwave or any steamer you h
steam in the
microwave or any
steamer you have).
Microwave for 2 - 3 minutes until
broccoli is lightly
steamed and tender.
I did a mixture of
broccoli, cauliflower and carrots (lightly
steamed instead of
microwaved), added crushed garlic to the broth / pesto, and omitted the green onions because I» m not a fan.
For the
broccoli, in either a
steamer basket over a boiling pot of water or in a
microwave - safe bowl,
steam the
broccoli for 5 minutes, or until the stems are easily pierced with a fork.
Blanch
broccoli florets or
steam briefly in the
microwave until barely cooked through and still crunchy.
I'm planning on
steaming some carrot sticks &
broccoli in a little water in a
microwave safe dish until they are a little tender -LRB-'m thinking it would take 3 min or so).
Boiling
broccoli in water cuts its vitamin C content in half, so it's best to
steam or
microwave it.
Tip: Save yourself some time by using frozen
broccoli and
steaming it in the
microwave.
Researchers compared how boiling,
steaming, and
microwaving impacted the total flavonoid antioxidant levels of
broccoli, and found that
steaming had a minimal effect.
Just throw the
broccoli florets into your food processor (or grate if you don't have one), then
microwave,
steam, or sauté the «rice» with olive oil for a light, low - carb rice alternative.
The studies did not conclude that you shouldn't cook in a
microwave oven, they concluded that
steaming is the preferred method for retaining the most nutrients in vegetables and that if you cook
broccoli or other veggies in a
microwave, don't overcook them and don't cook them in water.
Microwaving cabbage reduces the goitrogen bioavailability to one - half;
steaming broccoli reduces it to one - third; and boiling watercress reduces it to one - tenth.
Microwave for 2 - 3 minutes until
broccoli is lightly
steamed and tender.
Getting back to that stir - fry, it was basically a half - pound of bacon cut into «lardons» and sauteed until crisp (drained on paper towels); a pound of 80/20 ground chuck browned with chopped onions and minced garlic (added at the last minute) in the bacon drippings and a «
steamer bag» of
broccoli nuked in the
microwave.