Super Foods With Jules: Cheesy Broccoli Bowl

Broccoli with cheese sauce gets a fresh, flavorful and nutritious update when Julie turns this classic dish into a dairy-free, cholesterol-free and gluten-free dinnertime hit.

Cheesy Broccoli Bowl – (view full recipe)

6 responses to “Super Foods With Jules: Cheesy Broccoli Bowl”

  1. Ilana gurevich

    Hi… Wow does that look good… It makes me hungry just watching it get thrown together.. and its so quick.. thanks for posting that!!

  2. Erik Brown

    “Dirt Simple” I like that, good bumper sticker that is.

    Off to the Farmers market in the morning
    going to have to try this one for lunch :)

  3. Eating Raw Foods Info

    This sounds like a dish. I need to try nutritional yeast again. I”ve only used it once quite a while back, and wasn’t that crazy about the taste. But this dish will compel me to try it again:-)

    Thanks!

  4. Jean the Jiaogulan Lady

    An interesting recipe; concerning the raw tahini is there a substitute that a person could find in an everyday grocery store? Or have you found a good source?

  5. anita

    This looks amazing and so easy to do at home. I can’t wait to check out more of your recipes! xoxo

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