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Roasted Cauliflower
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Strive F.
September 5, 2012
Rohit Mitter, this is such a great idea to deal with a sometimes recalcitrant vegetable!
You might want to check out the roasted cauliflower topic on egullet.org. Some very good culinary minds have refined your concept down to a science. It's many, many pages, but basically boils down to thin-sliced florets (1/4 to 1/8th inch) tossed in a plastic bag with a few tablespoons of olive oil, salt and pepper. One head is treated this way, laid out on a couple of cookie sheets, and baked at 400 degrees.
You flip it after 10 to fifteen minutes. Keep flipping it every 10 minutes until it's as golden or charred as you like. I don't care much for boiled cauliflower, and I LOVE this. It sort of tastes like potato chips. I serve it to veggie and cauliflower haters with confidence. It magically disappears. :-)
You might want to check out the roasted cauliflower topic on egullet.org. Some very good culinary minds have refined your concept down to a science. It's many, many pages, but basically boils down to thin-sliced florets (1/4 to 1/8th inch) tossed in a plastic bag with a few tablespoons of olive oil, salt and pepper. One head is treated this way, laid out on a couple of cookie sheets, and baked at 400 degrees.
You flip it after 10 to fifteen minutes. Keep flipping it every 10 minutes until it's as golden or charred as you like. I don't care much for boiled cauliflower, and I LOVE this. It sort of tastes like potato chips. I serve it to veggie and cauliflower haters with confidence. It magically disappears. :-)
lissa
March 31, 2010
so easy, so good..... a cauliflower recipe that reminds me almost of roasted potatoes!
mt97
December 10, 2009
Rohit,
I made this last night and it was great. Roasting the cauliflower until crisp is my new favorite method. Nice work!
I made this last night and it was great. Roasting the cauliflower until crisp is my new favorite method. Nice work!
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