What to make with Cauliflower?

Cauliflower // loveandlemons.com

I don’t know what exciting plans you all have this weekend, but I have a date with this head of cauliflower. This photo doesn’t accurately show just how big this thing is, but it is the Thanksgiving turkey of cauliflowers. It arrived in my Farmhouse Delivery a few days ago and I’m determined to use up the whole thing…

What do you like to make with cauliflower? Leave me and idea below… I’ll pick my favorite and feature it here next week…

Here are some cauliflower favorites I’ve made before:
Roasted Cauliflower & Hazelnut Salad 
Roasted Cauliflower with Rasins & Capers
Cauliflower Crust Pizzas, version 1 and version 2

 

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  1. june2
    01.14.2013

    Haven’t seen anyone suggest cauliflower steaks so I will! Slice the head into 1″ thick slabs and marinate for a couple of hours in whatever flavors you feel like, I like either ponzu sauce or barbeque, then grill until tender/crisp over charcoal. So delicious.

  2. roz from italianbellavita.com
    01.13.2013

    Cauliflower in all of its simple glory and in any recipe, just simply rocks! Great post!

  3. Martha Rose Shulman at The New York Times ran some good cauliflower recipes on January 8: “Sicilian Cauliflower and Black Olive Gratin,” “Cauliflower and Tuna Salad,” and “Tunisian Style Baked Cauliflower Frittata.” Try these.

  4. Kalli
    01.12.2013

    my husband and i are huge fans. i just sent you a sweet potato and fuji apple soup featuring roasted cauliflower and bacon recipe. it’s been a winter staple for us. hope you like it too!!

  5. Jessen
    01.12.2013

    Well, growing up I only had it with Makloubeh, but just this past week I had a HUGE head of cauliflower and served it up with a mediterranean chicken meatloaf with roasted garlic hummus and roasted the cauliflower with lemon, garlic, herbs and garnished with parmesan. T’was a great meal! =)

  6. Ashley from edibleperspective.com
    01.12.2013

    I know the whole “mashed cauliflower” thing was big awhile back, but I was late to the game with it. Instead of just steaming cauliflower and topping with butter + salt a few weeks back, I decided to stick it in the food processor with herbs, butter, garlic, and milk. My husband and I both loved it! I was kind of shocked. I don’t pretend they’re potatoes, because they’re definitely not, but it’s still really delicious. There are so many fun versions you could make…curry spice…smoked paprika…etc. It’s definitely not fancy, but really tasty!

    • jeanine
      01.12.2013

      so unique and different, I would have never thought of this. Intrigued 🙂

  7. Jennifer from blog.jchongstudio.com
    01.12.2013

    i LOVE cauliflower. LOVE LOVE LOVE… I usually have roasted cauliflower with onions and capers cooked with lemon and thyme so yummy

  8. Eileen from hampiesandwiches.blogspot.com
    01.11.2013

    Well, I just recently made a cauliflower and leek soup with smoked pepper that was really amazing. 🙂 Or you could do roasted cauliflower tossed with pasta, wilted spinach, and super pungent olives and roasted red pepper!

    • jeanine
      01.16.2013

      you read my mind because I made that pasta day before I posted this post 🙂

  9. When I have a lot of cauliflower I usually make Roasted Cauliflower soup or Cauliflower and Potato Curry. Can’t wait to see what you make of this!

    • jeanine
      01.12.2013

      I love that post… it’s been on my to-make list for awhile…

  10. Claudia from buenprovechoblog.blogspot.com
    01.11.2013

    I recently tried a Paula Wolfert recipe from The Food of Morocco. Cauliflower with olives and preserved lemons. It had the perfect balance of briny and tang. Delicious!

  11. Ana from ourhouseinthevalley.com
    01.11.2013

    Mashed cauliflower (good substitute for potatoes), fritters…

  12. misschels from chelsniccuisine.blogspot.com
    01.11.2013

    Roasted Cauliflower Hummus:
    Roast chopped fresh cauliflower in oven at 400 F for 40-45 minutes or until slightly golden brown. Let cool slightly. Puree in a food processor with 2 cloves of garlic, 1-2 T. tahini, salt and pepper, and fresh herbs (parsley, basil, oregano).

    • jeanine
      01.12.2013

      yum, and so easy!

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