BROCCOLI RAAB RECIPES
Known as cime de rapa in Italy, this turnip relative has small floretes,
large leaves, and is generally eaten as a whole plant. Low in calories and
sodium, this slightly bitter, mustardy green is rich in calcium, vitamins C,
A, and B2, phosphorus, folate, protein, and fiber. It is great braised or
sautéed, in soufflés or casseroles, or in a pizza recipe.  

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Broccoli Raab Polenta

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