From: Tebo
On Sep 14, 2005
I don't nuke too many foods but nuking veggies does work. Saves a lot of time too. This was very colourful and very tasty. I liked the lemon juice. I chopped my tomatoes and added them at the end. They were barely cooked. It added colour and great texture. I used the cheese but I really don't know if it is needed. May just do this without the cheese next time. Thank you Bec. Good veggie recipe.
From: Jen T
On Dec 4, 2005
Loved the combination of flavours. Used finely grated parmesan for the cheese. This goes into my 'keeper' file
From: PaulaG
On Nov 1, 2005
This is a quick and easy side. I rinsed the broccoli and left off the additional water. After adding the herbs and tomatoes, I sprinkled the cheese on top and covered the dish for a few minutes. The cheese melted and the tomatoes were warm without additional time in the microwave. DH said he really enjoyed the combination of broccoli and tomatoes.
From: glitter
On Nov 2, 2005
This is very good in texture and taste. I made it the second time without the mozzerella and used peccorino-reggiano sprinkled over the top instead. For me I liked the consistency better. I do like it as a quick side dish. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
From: ChicagoRN
On Oct 21, 2008
Very tasty broccoli dish!! Loved the ease of making this and loved the flavor. I'm starting to really warm up to nuked broccoli. This is the 2nd such dish that I have enjoyed the flavor and texture of. Will definitely make this one again. Loved the combo of tomatoes and broccoli. FYI...does not re-heat well in the event you have leftovers.
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