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Recipe of the Week

  • AnnaBrooke Rainey
  • Aug 21, 2025
  • 1 min read

AB's Famous Roasted Broccoli


I believe roasting is the superior way to cook vegetables. It is far better than boiling or steaming. My favorite vegetable to roast is broccoli. If you cut the florets small enough and give them enough time in the oven, they get addictively crispy. They are a perfect side for grilled chicken, pasta, sandwiches and just about everything else. I had a friend who said she didn’t like broccoli, but this recipe changed her mind. Give it a try – it might just change yours too.  


Ingredients: 

  • Two heads of fresh broccoli  

  • Three tablespoons of olive oil  

  • Salt 

  • Pepper 

  • Garlic powder 


Instructions:  

  • Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit  

  • Wash the broccoli, then cut the florets from the stem. Cut them into bite-sized pieces.  

  • Place florets in a bowl and cover with olive oil. Toss or stir to coat.  

  • Season with salt, pepper and garlic powder to taste. Feel free to add any other seasonings you enjoy.  

  • Place the broccoli on the baking sheet and bake for 20 minutes or until crispy.  

  • Taste and add additional salt if needed.  

  • Enjoy immediately.  

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