12 Favorite Broccoli Recipes

Here's the best broccoli recipe: easy stovetop broccoli! You'll steam the broccoli until it's bright green and crisp tender, then mix with olive oil, salt, and red onion slivers. Add a sprinkling of feta cheese to put it over the top! It takes only 10 minutes to make and it's a crowd pleaser. (Got an Instant Pot? Use Instant Pot Broccoli instead.)

Want to make broccoli taste irresistible? Try this broccoli stir fry! This healthy green veggie is covered in a sauce that’s so flavorful, you’ll forget that it’s good for you. The broccoli is accessorized with bell pepper, mushrooms, garlic and ginger, and an incredibly savory sauce. There’s so much flavor going on, it’s one of the best ways to eat your colorful veggies. You can serve it two ways: as a side dish, or add a protein and serve with rice, and you’ve got dinner!

Roasting makes broccoli as irresistible as french fries! This is our favorite way to cook it if you have the time. Oven roasted broccoli comes out perfectly tender and charred, with crispy dark brown parts. It has a mild, almost sweet flavor. Stir in a little grated garlic, olive oil and lemon juice after roasting to make the flavor pop!

Here’s a broccoli soup that will become an instant favorite. It’s impossibly creamy, whole food plant based (WFPB), and it tastes like the coziest bowl of comfort. This easy and healthy soup is vegan and gluten-free, so it works for a variety of diets. It tastes like that cozy and comforting broccoli cheese soup from a can...but 1000 times better!

Looking for a healthy and easy weeknight meal? Try this shrimp and broccoli! The pair are cooked with soy sauce and and rice vinegar until bright and savory. The contrast of the crisp tender broccoli against the juicy shrimp is perfection. Serve it with rice or noodles to make it a complete meal that comes together quickly!

Here’s a modern spin on wild rice casserole that’s cozy and all about whole foods! Why relegate this healthy whole grain only to wild rice soup? There are plenty more ways to serve it, and this one is truly spectacular. It’s broccoli cheese flavor, flecked with savory bits of sauteed broccoli, gooey white cheddar, and a creamy easy-to-make filling. It's a crowd pleaser!

Here's another 10-minute broccoli recipe: this time, it's sauteed! Now, it sounds basic. But you’ll be surprised at the amount of flavor it’s possible to get from perfectly cooking this healthy veggie. Broccoli is often overcooked, leaving it soggy and without flavor. Here's how to cook it so it’s lightly browned but perfectly crisp tender and flavorful!

Here's another favorite main dish broccoli recipe: rice bowls! Top turmeric yellow rice with savory sauteed broccoli, carrots, kale and chickpeas. The best part? The creamy lemon tahini sauce that's drizzled over the top. It makes a super satisfying dinner or lunch!

Here's our favorite broccoli main dish recipe: this cheesy roasted broccoli casserole! Instead of the broccoli casseroles of the 1950's, this one has a modern spin. It stars whole grain millet, a stand-in for rice that gives a fluffy texture. Then it's got a savory cheese sauce flavored with thyme, and charred roasted broccoli bits throughout. It's always a hit with everyone around the table!

The perfect pairing? Broccoli cheese sauce and a baked sweet potato! The creamy, savory sauce is a fantastic match for the lightly sweet potato. The sauce has a healthy spin, made creamy by a little bit of cheese and a bit of white beans whizzed together in a food processor. White beans bring lots of creaminess and plant based protein to this tasty main course.

Broccoli is perfectly suited for a stir fry recipe! This one is a fan favorite, featuring our homemade 5-minute teriyaki sauce and a load of colorful veggies. It's paired with tempeh, a tasty soy-based protein with a firm texture and nutty flavor. Add white or brown rice (in the Instant Pot or stovetop) and you've got an easy weeknight meal.

Continuing the green theme, here's a broccoli recipe that's a bowl full of health! It features quinoa and sauteed broccoli that are topped with a zingy lemon yogurt sauce. If you'd like, you can use broccolini for beautiful long-stemmed look. Add crunchy pepitas and it's tasty bowl meal dinner!