Broccoli rabe is a two-faced jerk. Maybe you ate it at a restaurant and fell in love with its tannins and broccoli-meets-spinachy-kale texture. You’re not alone. You’re also not alone if you ...
Trim the hard stems from the broccoli rabe. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil, add broccoli rabe, and boil for 15 minutes. Drain the broccoli rabe; squeeze dry, and chop coarsely.
broccoli rabe has a delicious bitterness that stands up to sharp flavors, as demonstrated in this recipe from 202 and Nicole’s chef Annie Wayte. The local variety that Ken Migliorelli of ...
Nothing says fall quite like a nice, warm, hearty bowl of Italian pasta ... To the sauté pan add the broccoli rabe, chicken stock and pepper flakes. Once the broccoli rabe is cooked and softened ...