Broccoli
The name broccoli comes from the Italian "brocco", which means "shoot" or "branch". The plant gained real popularity in the second half of the 20th century. Broccoli is the genetic predecessor of cauliflower, but...
Broccoli is a type of cabbage that came to our beds relatively recently. The crop began to be grown in the Mediterranean. Translated from Italian, broccoli means “flowering stem of cabbage.” Previously, cabbage was called Italian asparagus...
Broccoli is considered the genetic predecessor of cauliflower, but it surpasses the latter in taste and beneficial properties. Few people know that not only green inflorescences of vegetables are suitable for eating. Let's look at what parts...
Broccoli appeared on the domestic market relatively recently. However, in a short time this type of cabbage has gained great popularity: it is steamed, fried, baked, etc. And at the same time...
Not every housewife cans broccoli. According to the majority, such preparations turn out to be too bland. However, there are many ways to prepare delicious winter dishes from this healthy vegetable. About pickling...
If broccoli flowers bloom, it means that it will soon turn yellow and lose its marketable quality.On hot days this happens especially quickly. All the work on growing cabbage will go down the drain if...
Broccoli appeared on the tables of Russian residents at the end of the 20th century. The population was divided into two categories: those who love this cabbage and those who do not include it in their diet. The first group is increasing...
Broccoli is a green superfood, as it is called in the West. This nutritious cabbage is beneficial for the gastrointestinal tract, cardiovascular system, and has antioxidant and antitumor properties. Let's talk about the vegetable as a valuable dietary...
Broccoli began to be cultivated not so long ago, but the crop quickly gained popularity among gardeners. It is unpretentious, easy to grow, can withstand prolonged drought and is resistant to cold. Broccoli can be grown in greenhouses...
