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Irene L.
June 23, 2013
I made this soup but modified the recipe... I am interested in getting Merrill's input - I grow brocolli - the variety is much darker, the florettes are smaller, the leaves and stocks are soft - it tastes more like a brocollini. I juiced the brocolli parts and put the pulp an juice back in the soup. It was very strong and I almost threw it away. I decided that my ingredients were the best quality and very fresh and did what any good cook would do... worked with the recipe. I added some finely diced celery and carrots, thinking it would add some sweetness to play down the strong brocolli flavor. It worked but the soup is still a bit strong. What would you have done, Merrill, to remedy this problem? Perhaps par boiling the brocolli took some of the bitter flavor out - we do with with bitter mellon before sauteing. Thanks in advance, Irene
anneedoc
November 19, 2012
Love this website. Am always inspired by your comments and recipes. Presentlly have a condition which limits fodmaps, so looking for ideas and inspirations. Thanks a million.
Amy G.
November 12, 2012
I had some broccoli in my CSA box and made this today, it is delicious. I used an immersion blender just briefly and it left some chunks of broccoli.
fiveandspice
November 12, 2012
Damn! This sounds delicious. :) As soon as I'm back to a kitchen, this will make an appearance. Can't wait!
NakedBeet
November 12, 2012
I was just looking for something to do with my broccoli and wanted to make a soup, this sounds perfect, glad it was featured!
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