to want the person who recommended frozen brocolli to step forward...

[Bogeyface]

...and take their punishment?!

So, I tried it and it was GOPPING!

Frozen broad beans and frozen baby sweetcorn are nice.

Bleurgh... the only, and I mean only acceptable frozen veg is peas. Any thing else is utterly foul

Frozen broccoli is brilliant.

Frozen carrots are crap.

you need to steam it for 2-3 mins. You didn't boil it did you?

And frozen sprouts have a part time job as light artillery.

That is so odd, just yesterday I was thinking of starting a thread asking why frozen broccoli always tastes so crap, and if anyone had a method that made it less so!

Frozen carrots, also crap. Peas and sweetcorn ok.

So steaming is what I need to do?

Frozen spinach works in some things, but I still prefer fresh.

Frozen spinach and soya beans are nice but broccoli, I agree is gross frozen. Fresh tenderstem is delightful, though! :)

GOPPING! love it!

I feed frozen broccoli to my DCs because they do not realise that it is rank. Personally I wouldn't touch the stuff, but they wolf it down.
Should I be smug or guilty about that?

I only sling frozen veg into sauces. Kids eat it so it can't be that bad.

What I am miffed about at the moment is that I can't get frozen cabbage anywhere. Frozen cabbage even works in a stir fry.

Waitrose essntial frozen broccoli is quite naice ................

essential stoopid sticky 'e'...

YANBU

It is all damp and tasteless.

Frozen broccoli is horrible on it's own but fine as an ingredient in say a broccoli and stilton soup.

What the heck does "Gopping" mean

I second Waitrose for frozen broccoli. But it has to be steamed or microwaved, otherwise becomes indistinguishable from spinach.

And Tesco peas are pants compared with Waitrose too.

Yup - YANBU - frozen broccoli is rank. Always mushy and deformed.

Petis pois, sweetcorn and whole green beans are fine.

My frozen broccoli doesn't go mushy and deformed

I demand a Supreme Frozen Broccoli Cooker Certificate

Freezing broccoli destroys the cell structure so it goes mushy when it's thawed

Tinned carrots are the devil's own work. I hated them as a toddler and still do. That's a loooooong time. I would never dream of even trying them frozen.

Peas, spinach, broad beans, green beans and cauliflower are ok frozen if you are bunging them in something else (eg soup or curry) but not up to scratch to serve in their own right. So, YANBU!