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Romanesco broccoli

Romanesco broccoli

Search complete. 17 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Romanesco broccoli".

Oct 6, 2026

Chuck NiceHOST
43:47
All right.
Chuck NiceHOST
43:47
Well, listen, Ruck, um, just, uh, go ahead and continue to admire, uh, Romanesco broccoli, and know that-
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
43:56
Oh, yes
Chuck NiceHOST
43:56
...
Chuck NiceHOST
43:57
it has, it has no bearing on the universe at all.
Chuck NiceHOST
43:59
[laughs]
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
44:00
[laughs] Ro- Romanesco broccoli is fractal food.
Chuck NiceHOST
44:03
Yes.
Jonathan OakesHOST
52:40
masking trash still trash
Carmella SmithGUEST
52:43
okay whatever man uh broccolini is a is a real vegetable um but uh that's not the answer we're looking for i think this is um something called a Romanesco.
Carmella SmithGUEST
52:57
If you look at it, it looks like it should be under the ocean.
Carmella SmithGUEST
53:02
It looks like a weird sea creature.
Carmella SmithGUEST
53:05
Under the
Trent FowersGUEST
53:05
sea.
Carmella SmithGUEST
53:07
But yeah, I think it's known as Romanesco broccoli, but it's Romanesco.
Jonathan OakesHOST
53:12
whoa these things are cool
Fred HoffmanHOST
1:19
And for instance, here in Northern California, Don, what would you have in stock now in the way of cool season vegetables for people in Northern California?
Don ShorGUEST
1:28
We've just started bringing in broccoli, cauliflower, Romanesco, the different types of cabbage, Napa cabbage, regular-headed cabbages, and we have the very first of the leafy greens, lettuces, spinach, and we always have Swiss chard.
Don ShorGUEST
1:43
There's things you can plant now all the way through November here in our area, and many of those are planted again in late winter, early spring, depending on where you're listening.
Don ShorGUEST
1:53
And for those who may be wondering, what the heck is Romanesco? Well, that's a little controversial, but it's usually described as a type of cauliflower.
Don ShorGUEST
2:02
But to me, it looks more like broccoli.
Don ShorGUEST
2:04
Everyone should grow it once.
Suzanne Miller AllenGUEST
3:04
I'm going to ask you a little quiz.
Suzanne Miller AllenGUEST
3:06
Have you ever had Romanesca cauliflower? Do you know what that is? Andy, do you know what that is? I
Andy HetzelGUEST
3:10
don't know what that is.
Andy HetzelGUEST
3:11
Michael Patrick is
Suzanne Miller AllenGUEST
3:12
wearing purple.
Suzanne Miller AllenGUEST
3:13
So Romanesca cauliflower is that purple
speaker_3UNKNOWN
3:15
cauliflower,
Andy HetzelGUEST
3:16
right? Yeah, I never eat
WillGUEST
48:05
It's very Star Wars-y, otherworldly.
WillGUEST
48:09
If you want a vegetable, Romanesco is your Star Wars-y looking vegetable.
WillGUEST
48:16
Ray eats that in Force Awakens, right? I think that it looks like Romanesco inside like a half of an apple or something or a half of an orange or something.
HawesGUEST
48:27
Yeah.
HawesGUEST
48:28
That's the tool cauliflower.
Kevin JordanHOST
18:05
Do you have a favorite cool season crop that you're just absolutely juiced on growing or one that you just think, hey, this is one that's overlooked? and other gardeners should consider growing this too.
LaceyGUEST
18:14
Romanesco.
Kevin JordanHOST
18:15
Oh, yeah.
LaceyGUEST
18:16
Yeah.
LaceyGUEST
18:17
It's so
Kevin JordanHOST
18:17
beautiful.
LaceyGUEST
18:18
I love growing cauliflowers in general, but Romanesco is just so psychedelically cool-looking.
LaceyGUEST
18:23
Fractal.

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