Cauliflower Cheese, I'd love some favourite recipes, the cauli are huge and I need to use them up
lythande1,
Dec 29, 12:59pm
You can freeze cauli. me I stagger the growing - wrong time of year for them anyway.
rainrain1,
Dec 29, 2:09pm
Dear god, are you a b. , I mean a witch? It's not the wrong time of year for caulis ya nong
motorbo,
Dec 29, 2:43pm
well done rainrain I adore cauliflower, i cant say i make a great cheese sauce but i can tell you anytime is a good time to feel good, plant good food and enjoy the fruits of your labour. maybe others are just jealous . got to be some reason lol
rainrain1,
Dec 29, 2:57pm
Thanks much. just felt like making someone else's recipe for a change
kaddiew,
Dec 29, 3:24pm
I don't have a recipe myself, but here's a couple that look pretty good, especially Rick Steins"s
Lol. Never give a helpful friendly piece of advice when you can give a snarling throw away comment.
What what have been really useful Lythande1 if you told Rainrain how you cook the ones you so smartly stagger. After all that was the question. Not gardening advice. And how well you manage your caulis.
I saw a great Jamie Oliver recipe on one of his quick meals series. Will try and find it for you.
rainrain1,
Dec 29, 3:42pm
The Rick Stein does make my mouth water, a keeper for sure!
I will never be able to decide. The caulis were in for the Winter, ( as usual) and because of the funny season, they just sat and didn't move. Once a bit of warmth came, to this part of the country, they took off like mad, and are the best cauli's we've ever grown, cleverly beating the butterflies and bugs. I was so pleased with them, they got special treatment before Xmas Day! https://trademe.tmcdn.co.nz/photoserver/full/436389850.jpg
kaddiew,
Dec 29, 4:08pm
Best looking "wrong time of the year for them anyway" caulis with bling!
valentino,
Dec 29, 7:04pm
Yeah, this is the one and noted above but if Post 42 in that thread is the personally altered recipe to suit things here in NZ.
Cheers
buzzy110,
Dec 29, 9:48pm
Indians do a lovely dry curried cauliflower. Plenty of recipes on the net
Coconut and Lime Cauliflower Rice - (Based on Kirineshia's recipe)
Handful of coconut - desiccated or threads - Toasted or not Juice and zest of one or two limes or 1 lemon Cauliflower flowerets - whizz up until it is the size of rice grains Olive or avocado oil for cooking - Approx 1-2 Tbls Salt and Pepper
Simply stirfry the "riced" cauliflower in the oil over a medium heat till hot Add the coconut and continue stir frying gently until heated through Add zest and juice of citrus Season
Serve in place of rice
samanya,
Dec 29, 10:07pm
Seasons greetings buzzy110 . you have obviously tried the 'pizza' base & like rainrain I have a glut of them atm & isn't it great to have a supply in the freezer for a quick meal? I like the sound of the rice, as well & although it's not what the OP asked for, it's good to have variations when one has an abundance of a vegetable. I do one of Digby Law's recipes that's a lot like a dry curry & it's lovely.
nauru,
Dec 30, 12:34am
Sorry, not a cauli cheese recipe, but it's very nice crumbed and baked/roasted in the oven. It makes a nice change too. Cauli makes great soup too so you could bag and freeze some for use during winter. Makes great mustard pickle. Cauliflower rice instead of rice is nice too.
nauru,
Feb 17, 5:46pm
I have caulis growing too, I think they are a year round vegetable now.
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