Japanese broccoli

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The best way to keep your broccoli fresh and tasty is to blanch it with salt and sesame oil. Your broccoli keeps well for up to 3-4 days in the fridge and is ready to enjoy any time! #broccolirecipes #blanchedbroccoli #healthysidedishes #mealprep | Easy Japanese Recipes at JustOneCookbook.com Japanese Side Dishes, Yakimeshi Recipe, Blanching Broccoli, Blanched Broccoli, Tamagoyaki Recipe, Japanese Side Dish, Japanese Meals, Vegetable Side Dishes Healthy, How To Cook Broccoli

The best way to keep your broccoli fresh and tasty is to blanch it with salt and sesame oil. It‘s easy, healthy and so versatile. The blanched broccoli keeps well for up to 3-4 days in the fridge and is ready to enjoy any time!

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That little dish of broccoli florets served at Korean restaurants is so easy to replicate at home. A touch of garlic and sesame flavor make this a versatile side dish that you can serve hot, cold or at room temperature and with practically anything. Korean Bbq Broccoli, Thai Broccoli Side Dish, Korean Side Dishes Vegetables, Vegetable Side Dishes Asian, Korean Style Broccoli, Asian Steamed Broccoli, Chinese Veggie Side Dish, Asian Broccoli Side Dish, Asian Steamed Vegetables

That little dish of broccoli florets served at Korean restaurants is so easy to replicate at home. A touch of garlic and sesame flavor make this a versatile side dish that you can serve hot, cold or at room temperature and with practically anything.

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