Tapenade-Roasted Broccoli

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Based on a recipe, braising the broccoli using red wine, from the Riverford Farm Everyday & Sunday cookbook. I have adapted it quite a lot, making it an entirely new thing. This roasted version omits the red wine and parmesan (I had neither) and yet with only five ingredients it makes something with a sweet-salty-vinegar tang which is delicious by itself, but would go equally well with lamb.
Tapenade-Roasted Broccoli
🥦🏺🐟🥦🏺🐟🥦🏺🐟🥦🏺🐟🥦🏺🐟
Based on a recipe, braising the broccoli using red wine, from the Riverford Farm Everyday & Sunday cookbook. I have adapted it quite a lot, making it an entirely new thing. This roasted version omits the red wine and parmesan (I had neither) and yet with only five ingredients it makes something with a sweet-salty-vinegar tang which is delicious by itself, but would go equally well with lamb.
Steps
- 1
In a small food processor, whizz the anchovies (with the oil from the tin), with the olives and the balsamic vinegar.
- 2
Heat oven to 200C.
- 3
Scatter the sliced red onion onto the bottom of the oven tray, drizzle with a little olive oil.
- 4
Place the broccoli stalk slices over the red onion, followed by the florets. Pour over the anchovy mixture, let it down with a little more vinegar if it is not spoon-droppable.
- 5
Roast in the oven for 20-30 minutes, depending how much crunch you like left in your broccoli.
- 6
Taste, and sprinkle with a little sea salt, only if necessary, and caper berries, if using.
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