Put the broccoli florets on a small sheet pan, drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with salt and toss gently. Set on the middle rack of the oven and cook until the florets are tender, about 15 ...

He’s already bringing loads of broccoli to the Wednesday Decatur and Saturday Marietta farmers markets. Britt advises shoppers in search of Romanesco to get to the markets early.

As a cool-season crop, Romanesco broccoli will not thrive in the high temperatures and excessive humidity of summer. Romanesco thrives in growing temperatures from 65 to 75 Fahrenheit.

Studying the patterns on the Romanesco broccoli caused me to wonder how it happens. How does a living thing end up looking like nature’s version of a hex sign? To find out more, I called my ...

Roasted Romanesco A simple and delicious way to cook this crazy veggie. 1 head of Broccoli Romanesco 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons shredded parmesan cheese 2 tablespoons lemon ...

Romanesco Since we are on the subject of vegetables that look like they might be from another planet, it seems an appropriate time to talk about Romanesco broccoli.

Don't be surprised if Romanesco starts popping up on metro Phoenix menus. This crazy-looking vegetable is quickly becoming a farmers market favorite, and plenty of local growers would love to put ...

By Olumide - March 16, 2014 Put mathematics and broccoli together and you have the two most hated things of my childhood. And that’s exactly what the Romanesco Broccoli is all about.

It looks far more like sculpture than vegetable, or maybe the misbegotten result of some sort of Space Age science experiment — food from the future, circa 1975. But romanesco is pretty to look ...

What does broccoli have to do with mankind’s understanding of dark matter, one of the universe’s greatest mysteries? Stanford University published a 3,200-megapixel picture of Romanesco broccoli on ...