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Related: About this forumCauliflower Steaks
I made these a couple days ago. The key is really using enough spice!
Started with rubbing with canola oil. Then copious amounts of salt, pepper, cumin, curry and some crushed red pepper flakes.
Baked for ten minutes in a hot oven near the bottom then moved to broiler function to brown nicely on top. At or around 20 minutes tops to cook to perfection!
The "icing on the cake" tho, was chopped, toasted almonds. Oh. My. Goodness!
Addicting!
Still have half a very large head of cauliflower and need some suggestions...
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Cauliflower Steaks (Original Post)
Wawannabe
Dec 2020
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eppur_se_muova
(36,247 posts)1. Well, personally, my go-to is aloo gobi.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=recipe+aloo+gobi
There are as many recipes for this as there are cooks. The trick is finding one that uses ingredients you can buy locally.
There are as many recipes for this as there are cooks. The trick is finding one that uses ingredients you can buy locally.
Wawannabe
(5,634 posts)2. Thanks!
By using you're link I found a recipe on Bon Appetit that calls for roasting the taters and cauliflower before so that the dish isn't mush. Will be trying this!
mucifer
(23,487 posts)3. That's what makes vegan food good, the proper seasoning.Thanks for the recipe!!
handmade34
(22,756 posts)4. soup
roasted cauliflower soup... yum
Kali
(55,004 posts)5. run it through the large holes in a box grater (or use food processor)
and use in place of rice