broccoli

Preposition: into

• floret: Wash and slice the mush room and wash and cut the broccoli into small florets.

Converse of object

• sprout: Purple sprouting broccoli is in season in March too.
• steam: Or try topping steamed broccoli with some grated cheese.
• chop: Drain and add chopped broccoli, carrots, green pepper, sweetcorn and red onion.
• cook: Three minutes before the pasta is cooked, tip broccoli in and continue to boil.
• eat: You have to tell your children to eat broccoli.
• add: Cook the pasta according to pack instructions, adding the broccoli for the last 3 minutes of cooking.

Preposition: for

• minute: Steam the broccoli for 1-2 minutes, add the carrots and onion.

Adjective modifier

• fresh: The separate vegetable order is perfect tho; large tapered buttery carrots with crispy green beans, cauliflower and fresh crunchy broccoli.
• regular: Cook regular green broccoli with the short stubby stems attached.
• e.g.: However, the bioavailability of calcium from other plant foods is good, e.g. broccoli ( see section 9 ).
• frozen: I dont mind this but I do buy frozen and use that with fresh, ie fresh carrots, frozen broccoli.
• super: Answer: BBC Health ran a story on their web page in May 2000 about a " super broccoli to fight cancer " .
• raw: Raw broccoli can be eaten with dips or added to salad.

Modifies a noun

• floret: Cut or break the broccoli florets up into little bite sized pieces.
• seed: Please contact us for pricing on bulk broccoli seeds!
• sprout: Young broccoli sprouts have the highest concentrations of these phytochemicals, but broccoli in any form was found to have the desired effect.
• soup: To make an easy broccoli soup, soften an onion and two diced potatoes in butter.
• stalk: Peel the broccoli stalk to remove the tough outer layer and thinly slice crosswise.
• head: Kevin at Dennis ' said that his broccoli heads are growing with big lumps on them.