Stop buying frozen, steam-in-bag vegetables from the grocery store. Save money and time by buying fresh vegetables and steaming them with a microwave and a little cling wrap.

Q. A magazine article I read about cooking fresh broccoli strongly advised against microwaving the vegetable. It said nutritional and health benefits are lost in this cooking method. Is this true? … ...

I enjoy broccoli, either raw in salads or lightly cooked in the microwave. Is there a difference in the nutrition between the raw and the lightly-cooked vegetable?

Microwave the broccoli on the "high" setting for about three minutes to start with, which will turn the water to steam, then continue microwaving in 15-second intervals until tender. Check on your ...

Here's how to prepare and cook frozen broccoli, including how to thaw, roast, air-fry, steam, sauté and microwave it, plus our favorite frozen broccoli recipes.

While it may be more commonly served cooked, broccoli can be a nutritious addition to your diet without hardly any preparation. This article reviews whether you can safely eat broccoli raw.

Whether you're reheating leftovers or cooking a meal in your microwave, you can keep food tasting fresh with these simple tips.