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4
servingsEasy
30 min
By Mark Bittman
Published 2005
This is broccoli as ü’s done in Rome: garlic, olive oil, and lemon (almost everything—from mussels to beans to veal—can be cooked with these flavorings and called Roman-style). The first method is more familiar and perhaps a tad more reliable for beginning cooks; the second requires a bit more judgment, but it’s better.
If you like, add a few anchovy fillets along with the garlic.
Other vegetables you can prepare this way: almost anything—dark leafy greens like collards and
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