You can also steam frozen broccoli. You do not have to defrost it before steaming it.
Frozen broccoli does not need to be rinsed, since it is washed before being packed.
Frozen broccoli usually comes pre-chopped. Examine the broccoli to make sure the pieces are the size you want. Chop them smaller if you wish.
If you don’t have a steamer basket, use a colander instead. [3] X Research source If you don’t have a colander, you may place the broccoli directly in the water. You will need only a few tablespoons of water. [4] X Research source Make sure the water doesn’t completely cover the broccoli.
If you want to check and see if your broccoli is done, you can try stabbing it with a fork; if the fork goes easily into the broccoli, it is ready. [6] X Research source
Consider seasoning the broccoli with salt, pepper, or garlic. Click here for some more ideas.
Consider seasoning the broccoli with some salt, pepper, or butter. For more ideas, click here.
Avoid using plastic wrap. While not dangerous, plastic wrap can melt; the holes will allow the steam to escape, resulting in under-cooked broccoli. Do not use aluminum foil to cover the bowl. This is not a microwave-safe material.
Consider seasoning the broccoli with salt, pepper, or garlic. For more ideas, click here.
