chop them in the food processor and think happy thoughts about all of the store bought chopped broccolli you have eaten in your life.
What's that awful smell?
Yesterday after not going into the garden for 3 days (ooops! lotsa rain, trip to town, and feeling sick) I was excited to find 4 large heads of broccoli!
So, my dd cut them off and brought them in the house. They LOOKED great, but smelled awfully strong.
After milking, I came back in and started cutting them up in prep for cooking and noticed a few worms on the undersides.
So, I dunked them in water, then ran water over them in a colander.... and finally when I thought I had them all, I put them in the pan with hot water. MORE worms started floating up to the top! [email protected]@! Yuck.
I ended up putting the broccoli in the pig bucket.
I have 3 more heads of broccoli and I hate to waste it. Any ideas?
So, my dd cut them off and brought them in the house. They LOOKED great, but smelled awfully strong.
After milking, I came back in and started cutting them up in prep for cooking and noticed a few worms on the undersides.
So, I dunked them in water, then ran water over them in a colander.... and finally when I thought I had them all, I put them in the pan with hot water. MORE worms started floating up to the top! [email protected]@! Yuck.
I ended up putting the broccoli in the pig bucket.
I have 3 more heads of broccoli and I hate to waste it. Any ideas?
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