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The Monster Cauliflower meets Flash;s challenge

March 6th, 2006 at 10:06 pm

We did pick up some fresh produce on sale, including a giant, beautiful, white, 5 pound cauliflower for $1.99. Very cheap, they usually run $4 for a tiny head.

So, as I was wiping down the frig and making room for the new groceries, I found it. Still there. Still white and new, even after a week. Didn't smell yet. And there is no way I am taking a *FIVE* pound hit on my "no waste" challenge.

This week's PLAN was DH would heat up the frozen dinners that have collected with various rebate offers. Healthy Choice, Lean Cuisine, etc. Add a side of broccoli, etc., and be good to go. We are going to get through that freezer yet!

So, cauliflower. HMMM...steamed with a nice lemon dill sauce.

Out of lemon dill sauce or anything that would make a lemon dill sauce.

Okay, yogurt/mustard sauce, fabulous.

No yogurt.

Maybe the famous lemon/carrot/ dish with bacon on top. Haven't made it since we entertained last.

No carrots.

The no waste, and don't buy anything unless we are OUT of it, is getting a bit harder.

Last chance. In the frig, the remaining salsa/fiesta cheese dip sauce. A freebie, not that healthy, just a touch on quesadillas...but add that, some shredded cheddar that needs to be used, maybe some tomatoes and onion, or maybe just spicy cheddar.

But then the question: what spicy Mexican dish goes with MEXICAN CAULIFLOWER? Not enough air freshener in the house for that one!

As I was pondering this one and preparing the cauliflower, the pup got one of the leaves and drug it off. Puppy on cauliflower. WHOA.

DH has volunteered to select the entree. We have plenty of Tums in the stockpile.

Please, no left overs on this one!!!

3 Responses to “The Monster Cauliflower meets Flash;s challenge”

  1. contrary1 Says:
    1141685617

    LOL.......... I love cauliflower steamed & then mashed as in mashed spuds. Almost the same, but better for you. I sometimes add a splash of ranch dressing, or some ranch type seasonings. Yummy!

  2. baselle Says:
    1141707532

    Roasted with olive oil then pour tahini & lemon sauce over it.

    Cauliflower au gratin - 5 min steam on the cauliflower, in another pan make a roux with butter/margarine and flour, add milk to make a white sauce, pour sauce over the cauliflower and add your shredded cheese, then bake.

    double yum!

  3. Nina's Mom Says:
    1141765824

    Toss with olive oil and garlic salt, roast in oven at 400 degrees until tender. The BEST!

    My 18 year old daughter says it tastes like gourmet vege pizza!

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