BROCCOLI
AFRICAN SPINACH
BABY ARUGULA
BEANS
BEETS
BABY BOK CHOY
BROCCOLI
BROCCOLINI
CARROTS
CELERY
CELERIAC
CUCUMBERS
EGGPLANT
GARLIC SCAPES
GARLIC
KALE
LEEKS
LETTUCE
MICRO GREENS
ONIONS
PEA SHOOTS
PEPPERS
POTATOES
RADISHES
SCALLIONS
SPINACH
SUMMER SQUASH
STRAWBERRIES
SWISS CHARD
TOMATOES
TURNIPS
WINTER SQUASH
BABY ARUGULA
BEANS
BEETS
BABY BOK CHOY
BROCCOLI
BROCCOLINI
CARROTS
CELERY
CELERIAC
CUCUMBERS
EGGPLANT
GARLIC SCAPES
GARLIC
KALE
LEEKS
LETTUCE
MICRO GREENS
ONIONS
PEA SHOOTS
PEPPERS
POTATOES
RADISHES
SCALLIONS
SPINACH
SUMMER SQUASH
STRAWBERRIES
SWISS CHARD
TOMATOES
TURNIPS
WINTER SQUASH
RECIPE IDEAS:
Broccoli is a member of the cabbage family and is one of the most popular vegetables in the United States. While generally prized for its edible flowering head or crown, the stalks can be eaten as well. Often considered one of the healthiest vegetables, broccoli contains a number of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. It is especially high in vitamin D, vitamin K and vitamin A.
AVAILABILITY:
June - November
STORAGE TIPS:
Store in a plastic bag in a high humidity crisper drawer of your refrigerator and eat within a few days. Broccoli can also be blanched and frozen for longer term storage.
CULINARY TIPS:
Steam or sauté
Roast florets with lemon juice
Make broccoli pesto with walnuts