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LinK29
December 23, 2021
I once had a delicious cauliflower dish in a small French restaurant in Washington D.C. It was a whole steamed cauliflower which was then completely covered in a honey mustard of some kind that soaked into it and topped with a sharp cheddar cheese. It was then put under the broiler just enough to melt the cheese and served to the table whole. I have been making a poor imitation of it at home for over three decades so if anyone has ever seen a recipe I would love if you could share it!
jacqueline P.
April 16, 2020
My husbands late grandmother used to make a dish with a steamed head of cauliflower that she would pour beaten eggs over. The heat of the cauliflower would cook the eggs as it ran through all the books and crannies. She would then slice the cauliflower into steaks and top with breadcrumbs sautéed in butter. Does anyone have a recipe for this?
Denise
July 9, 2019
Love reading your articles! Your work is creative and explained in a way that makes the reader feel that they can accomplish the ideas you presented. Looking forward to trying a few of the recipes ! Thanks for opening my eyes....as well as filling our stomachs... lol.
lizatee
April 15, 2019
All great ideas. Am adding the Roasted Cauliflower with Gremolata Bread Crumbs recipe from this forum (10/3/2010): https://food52.com/recipes/7015-roasted-cauliflower-with-gremolata-bread-crumbs. I can't recall just how many people I have sent the recipe to after sharing the dish (potlucks, Thanksgiving...)
Dace B.
April 14, 2019
You missed the best tasting recipe for cauliflower ever. Brown some cream of wheat in dry pan. Melt some butter in another pan. Combine and pour over cooked cauliflower. Your welcome!
CN L.
April 14, 2019
People, people, people ... his name is Paul BERTOLLI, the god of bringing out the essence the best in vegetables! This is without question (in my opinion) the best light - creamy & flavorful soup recipe ever created. I have made it so many multiples of times, used it on its delicious own & as a base for so many different things. It freezes just beautifully, can be used as a light pasta (or other) sauce & replacement for heavier cheese sauces. Try it!
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I simply love Food 52. Thank you for doing what you do & continuing to show us new, innovative recipes & ideas with food. Thank you!
Lewinski T.
April 14, 2019
How much time intensive is cauliflower pizza? Guessing that time x sacrificing pizza base flavour is not worth it but hopefully I will be a convert
Noreen F.
April 8, 2019
How could you leave out Ottolenghi's Pomegranate, Pistachio and Cauliflower Salad??
David K.
April 14, 2019
I agree - that is a monster prep of caul. And please, enough with the 'Of all time' headlines. Just say our twelve (or however many) favorites. Are you digging back to Etruscan times or the dark ages to source recipes? No.
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