Baked Polenta With Floppy Broccoli


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  1. Lauren Dunbar
    Lauren Dunbar says:

    This is now known as the yellow cookbook in my house and comes out once a week. What you don't see in these videos is how many 15-20 min meals there are. I can throw together dinner so quick and it is so good. 15 min squash and kale really took 15 min. I'm going to make the ragu for my husband's bday later this month.

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  2. Gail Nash
    Gail Nash says:

    I’m so glad I discovered you new videos! You’re always my favorite…I worried most of the video about your right thumbnail not realizing it was a designed manicure! I thought you had cut yourself…dumb I know. I have your cookbooks and if I didn’t then, the floppy broccoli would have sold me…I love the stalks more than the rest of the broccoli (my son eats the top and I get the rest!)😘

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  3. Joe Murphy
    Joe Murphy says:

    Carla! I'm so glad you started your own YouTube channel! I have been a fan for many years. You are a wonderful chef, and a delight to watch. Looking forward to years of this channel!

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  4. GMD3 Foundations
    GMD3 Foundations says:

    I made going to a bookstore to get this book part of my partner and I's weekly date this week. I'm so excited!! Your cookbook is the first I ever purchased for myself and I feel like a grown up person ready to make great food for everyone 🙂

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  5. B.
    B. says:

    YAY for broccoli stalks! If you peel off that tough, outer layer, which is kind of stringy and yuck an will totally turn you off to broccoli, those stalky innards will turn you back on to broccoli. So lovely and tender and scrumptious! Yummy!

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  6. Matthew Toohey
    Matthew Toohey says:

    Sometimes I can't help but wonder if you choose cruciferous vegetables for your recipes just so you can say 'cruciferous' in the video.
    I've never been much of a broccoli fan but this recipe makes me think I should give it another chance.
    Would walnuts work instead of almonds?

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  7. Dan White
    Dan White says:

    great recipe, thank you! I will be making this soon.

    re: unsalted butter – I think it's pretty unlikely the saltiness of the butter is going to be the straw that broke the camel's back. Surely I chose a silly metaphor to launch with, but I'm 100% confident of this in polenta, and I'm 90% confident in baking. Salted butter is AT MOST mildly salty.

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  8. Nicole Weilandt
    Nicole Weilandt says:

    Only you could make floppy broccoli delicious! We are tender crisp, and frizzled roasted broccoli fans here but this has me considering the other side. Side note: did anyone else cringe in shame as she was plating, stating the option to let others top individually….. ma’am. I was ready to eat the whole platter!

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  9. Katya
    Katya says:

    This looks delicious! I will say the term "floppy" when describing food is a slight turn off so I might rephrase to get more more people excited about watching this 🙂 Thanks for sharing this awesome recipe!

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