What To Do With Cauliflower

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Written by  McDonald, T.  |  Updated 4th of January 2022

Cauliflower is great, yummy and versatile, so what can you do with it?  There are several different things you can do with cauliflower so if i miss something that you think is special and worth mentioning, please leave the details in the comments section below. 

Cauliflower steaks

Cauliflower steaks are amazing and my personal favourite.  Roast them in the oven with some oil and seasoning and you will be happy.  You can have them with sauce or just with seasoning it really doesn't matter. 

With sauces

How about a nice steak with a spicy tomato sauce that is quick and easy to make?  You can have it with chips or even pasta! 

Spicy tomato sauce

This is the absolute best for me! Vegan peppercorn sauce is amazingly tasty.  You diffinatly got to give this a try.

Peppercorn sauce

Why not try a sweet mustard sauce?  This is easy to make and favourite of mine. 

Sweet mustard sauce

OK, this is not a sauce, but you get the idea; you can pour lots of different things over a cauliflower steak. Bean with vegan sausages or even just beans makes this a great dinner and lots of fun to eat.

Beans and vegan sausages top a cauliflower steak

Without Sauces 

Cauliflower steaks are even good on there own with salad and chips.  Just add some spices or even just use a marinade. 


You can even marinade them and roast them in the oven. Yum!


Cauliflower curry 

Cauliflower Tikka Masala what more can i say except how brilliant it is.  Beautiful creamy taste and full flavour. 

Cauliflower Tikka Masala

Sticking with curry, why not try a cauliflower korma curry? 

Korma curry with cauliflower
 

Hopefully, you now have plenty of ideas to choose from and inspiration to create more. Thanks for reading i hope that you subscribe and please share with your friends.


 

 

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