9 Essential Cauliflower Recipes Everyone Should Know
From creamy soup to rich-tasting sides and crunchy pasta—is there anything this wonder vegetable can't do?
By Lynn Andriani
A Dish That Borrows from an Asian Classic
If you've ever cooked pot stickers—even the frozen kind—you know the steam-then-sear method, which quickly heats the interior and browns the exterior of the dumpling. Turns out this speedy technique also works really well with cauliflower. You cut a head into large wedges, prepare it using the aforementioned two-step approach and serve the veggie—which, when cooked this way, is supersatisfying and substantial enough to serve as a main course. Also on the plate: roasted potatoes and a rich Spanish romesco sauce, made with garlic, almonds and roasted red peppers.
Get the recipe: Cauliflower Romesco with Roasted Salt Potatoes and Green Olives
Get the recipe: Cauliflower Romesco with Roasted Salt Potatoes and Green Olives
Published 04/06/2016