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Crushed Cauliflower
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17 Reviews
marsiamarsia
August 5, 2014
Made this tonight and had to keep myself from eating the entire cauliflower head.
Just FABULOUS. And with just a few classic ingredients! This will become a regular in our household, and I'll tell all my friends about it too.
Just FABULOUS. And with just a few classic ingredients! This will become a regular in our household, and I'll tell all my friends about it too.
Bill C.
May 18, 2012
Since discovering this recipe earlier this year, I've made it four times now including tonight. Once again, it was marvelous. Thanks for sharing.
MrsWheelbarrow
October 10, 2010
I bought an extra head of cauliflower today just so I could make this. I didn't say share it. I said make it. Thanks, T
gingerroot
October 6, 2010
I look forward to your recipes each week and this certainly does not disappoint. What a beautiful, well-executed dish. Yum, and thank you!
drbabs
October 6, 2010
I'm not a big fan of cauliflower, but I think I would like this, especially if it had some finely chopped (slightly overcooked) onion added to it.
mrslarkin
October 5, 2010
Yum. I bet I could scarf this down faster than you, thirschfeld. I love Jaques Pepin's recipes - totally uncomplicated. You've got a winner here.
Lizthechef
October 5, 2010
I don't think this is "overcooked" one bit. Your recipe is yet another "keeper". I wish I had kept my steamer like yours - bought it in the 70's and it so did the trick.
thirschfeld
October 5, 2010
I have to agree I don't think it is overbooked but went with it for lack of a better term. I have seen those steamers still. Many times hardware stores with cookwhere dept. will have them.
Kitchen B.
October 10, 2010
Hi Liz, Ikea (if you have one close to you...or Walmart, I suspect) will have them - that's where I got mine!
AntoniaJames
October 5, 2010
Utterly gorgeous. So elegant, so uncomplicated. You really know how to make your ingredients work for you, don't you? Thanks for the warning about the risk of it disappearing before it gets out to the dining room. Sounds like I'll need to be heavily chaperoned when I make this. Thank you for another extraordinary recipe!! ;o)
thirschfeld
October 5, 2010
You know Antonio, I used to make these utterly complicated dishes, and sometimes I still do, but then I started gardening. I garden about a half acre, so I am busy during the season and what time I have I want to cook with all these beautiful veggies. I see Jacque Pepin cooking these utterly simple dishes that are just amazing and as only he can do. Because of him I have come to believe when you have pristine product and good technique why complicate it.
TiggyBee
October 5, 2010
Simple and lovely = simply lovely!
thirschfeld
October 5, 2010
thanks TiggyBee, I must be getting old because I find myself liking overcooked veggies more and more. LOL. I have seen a lot of stunning cauliflower recipes this week.
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