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Baby Broccoli (1 bunch)

Baby Broccoli (1 bunch)

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$4.99at Produce SmugglerChecked Nov 12

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  • Last seen at $4.99 at Produce Smuggler on Nov 12.

Our take on the Baby Broccoli (1 bunch)

Baby broccoli, also sold as broccolini, is a green vegetable with long tender stems and small florets. It is milder and sweeter than regular broccoli, and the whole stalk is edible, so there is little waste. It cooks fast, which makes it a fit for weeknight meals, and it holds up to sautéing, roasting, charring and steaming. Compared with regular broccoli it costs more per pound and comes in smaller bunches, but it needs less trimming and cooks in less time.

Best forWeeknight cooks who want a fast greenRoasting and charringStir-fries and sautésPeople who dislike broccoli's bitterness
Pros
  • Stalks are tender and fully edible
  • Milder, sweeter flavor than regular broccoli
  • Cooks quickly by sauté, roast, steam or microwave
  • Works raw in salads as well as cooked
  • Little trimming or waste
Cons
  • Bunches are small, so buy more than one for a family
  • Less sturdy than regular broccoli and wilts faster
  • Thin stems can overcook and turn soft if not watched
  • Costs more per pound than regular broccoli

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What reviewers say

Shoppers who buy baby broccoli generally like its sweet, mild flavor and the fact that the stems need no peeling. The common complaints are small bunch size and stems that go limp within a few days.

What people mention
  • FlavorPraisedBuyers describe it as sweeter and less bitter than regular broccoli.
  • StemsPraisedThe stalks are tender enough to eat whole without peeling.
  • Bunch sizeCriticisedShoppers say one bunch is small and feeds only one or two people.
  • FreshnessMixedSome bunches keep well for a week, while others wilt within days.
  • CookingPraisedIt cooks fast and works well roasted, sautéed or steamed.

About the Baby Broccoli (1 bunch)

The stalks are tender and edible.

It can be sautéed, baked, charred over flame, or cooked quickly in the microwave. It can also be diced fresh into mixed greens or stirred into hot broth.

Amount
1 bunch
Edible parts
Tender, edible stalks
Preparation
Sautéed, baked, charred, microwaved, diced fresh in mixed greens, or stirred into hot broth
Sourcing
Sourced first in California from organic farmers, with select items from Mexico, Canada and South America

Questions and answers

Is baby broccoli the same as broccolini?
Yes. Baby broccoli and broccolini are the same vegetable, a cross between broccoli and gai lan. Some stores also label it tenderstem broccoli.
Can you eat the stems?
Yes. The stems are tender and edible, and they do not need peeling. Trim only the dry cut end.
How should I cook it?
Sauté, roast at high heat, char on a grill, steam, or microwave it briefly. It is also good raw, diced into salads. Cook it fast, since thin stems soften quickly.
How do I store it?
Keep it dry and refrigerated, loosely wrapped, and use it within a few days. Trim the ends and stand the stems in a little water if you want it to last longer.
How much is in one bunch?
One bunch holds a single tied cluster of stems, usually enough for one or two servings as a side. Buy extra bunches when cooking for a family.
Is it organic?
The description does not state that every bunch is certified organic. It says produce is sourced first from a network of organic farmers in California, with some items coming from Mexico, Canada and South America.
Where is the Baby Broccoli (1 bunch) cheapest?
At Produce Smuggler, for $4.99, as of our latest check.

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