cauliflower

John V wrote:
|| It's been way too long since we had a cauliflower thread ... post
|| your cauliflower recipes here for old times sake.

Raw.....hum...

Roger Zoul said:

John V wrote:
|| It's been way too long since we had a cauliflower thread ... post
|| your cauliflower recipes here for old times sake.

Raw.....hum...

I agree. Naked cauliflower. Er, almost naked, perhaps
dressed in a bit blue cheese.

Marsha/Ohio

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Quoted message said:

It's been way too long since we had a cauliflower thread ... post your
cauliflower recipes here for old times sake.

No recipe needed: provide your own. 🙂

My favorite way to use cauliflower is in place of mashed potatoes in a
casserole or as a side dish. It's delicious and I love the
mashed-potato-ish texture. It doesn't taste like potatoes, but that's okay.

My 2nd favorite way to use cauliflower is in place of rice (processed
differently, of course, to get a rice-like texture) and use it in a rice
type of dish such as Spanish fiesta chicken & rice.

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i like to use chopped, raw cauliflower in place of potatoes, for my
potato salad!

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: "John V" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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: > It's been way too long since we had a cauliflower thread ...
post your
: > cauliflower recipes here for old times sake.
:
: No recipe needed: provide your own. 🙂
:
: My favorite way to use cauliflower is in place of mashed potatoes
in a
: casserole or as a side dish. It's delicious and I love the
: mashed-potato-ish texture. It doesn't taste like potatoes, but
that's okay.
:
: My 2nd favorite way to use cauliflower is in place of rice
(processed
: differently, of course, to get a rice-like texture) and use it in
a rice
: type of dish such as Spanish fiesta chicken & rice.
:
:
: --
: Spring
: LC since 1/1/04
: 260/208/170
:
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sprgsnow/album?.tok=phX4sVBBuvxvs4Hs&.dir=/55b8&.src=ph
: Size: 24W / 14 / 10
:
:

It is rare that I miss spaghetti these days, but if I do, I steam chopped
cauliflower, and mix with spaghetti sauce. A healthy spread of grated
cheese on top makes it perfect.

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It's been way too long since we had a cauliflower thread ... post your
cauliflower recipes here for old times sake.

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great idea for a side dish!
thanks!

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: It is rare that I miss spaghetti these days, but if I do, I steam
chopped
: cauliflower, and mix with spaghetti sauce. A healthy spread of
grated
: cheese on top makes it perfect.
:
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: "John V" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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: > It's been way too long since we had a cauliflower thread ...
post your
: > cauliflower recipes here for old times sake.
: >
: >
: > --
: > John V.
: > LC - not quite Atkins, since 1/2/04
: > 262/247/175
: >
: >
:
:

roasted cauliflower is great. some olive oil salt pepper garlic roast at about
325. mix in some lager chopped onions sausages and it is a full meal. You can
also melt some cheese on top when it is done blue is great.

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It's been way too long since we had a cauliflower thread ... post your
cauliflower recipes here for old times sake.

I use it often as a potato substitute. Sometimes I mash it and eat it
as a side, or as the topping for a sheppard's pie (covered in cheddar
cheese). If I'm making a chowder, I chop it into chunks and use it
instead of potato cubes. It's also good in a chicken curry dish. I
once even made a polenta style meal chopping fresh, raw cauliflower in
a food processor...wasn't good though. 🙂

Scott