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Mashed Potatoes Made Out Of Caiuliflower

Take a whole cauliflower head, steam it til it's mushy (20 min?). Put it in a blender, it will come out the consistency of mashed potatoes. Add salt, and I swear you can barely tell the difference between them and mashed potatoes! Helped me last night.

Becky/26yrsold/Idaho. Band Date Nov. 5. 255/goal 165.

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Oh, it's 14 cals per half cup of steamed cauliflower (not already mushed up). Keep putting half cups in until you reach your serving.

And I don't even like cauliflower. But you just can't tell the difference for the most part.

Becky/26yrsold/Idaho. Band Date Nov. 5. 255/goal 165.

Take a whole cauliflower head' date=' steam it til it's mushy (20 min?). Put it in a blender, it will come out the consistency of mashed potatoes. Add salt, and I swear you can barely tell the difference between them and mashed potatoes! Helped me last night.

Becky/26yrsold/Idaho. Band Date Nov. 5. 255/goal 165.[/quote']

You know what makes it even better? Steam it with chicken broth, mmmmm.

Oh, but really, caulflower? I've heard you can't tell the difference, but I would. Eww.

Congrats on your find.... Glad it works for you....

I allow myself 1/4 c starch each meal so I will stick to the real thing. ;)

This sounds like such a healthy and yummy alternative!! Can't wait to try it... I would add a lil butter but not much!! lol .. thanks hun!!

I added ff cottage cheese 1tbs and it was yum-o!

I added ff cottage cheese 1tbs and it was yum-o!

Oh, that sounds good too!

Oh' date=' but really, caulflower? I've heard you can't tell the difference, but I would. Eww.[/quote']

I have never eaten calliflower nor does it smell good, but this sounds good! Maybe some lowfat sour cream too! Isnt it one of the veggies that causes alot of gas?

I've never eaten cauliflower either but this DOES sound worth a try. I think I'll try steaming it in chicken broth and then adding some S&P and Greek yogurt. Greek yogurt is a great substitute for sour cream and adds protein. Thanks for this idea!

Guess I'm making a trip to the store today. All this talk about cauliflower got me salivating.

I wonder how cabbage blends & taste???

Guess I'm making a trip to the store today. All this talk about cauliflower got me salivating.

I wonder how cabbage blends & taste???

You will have to try it and let us know!

Cabbaged cooked in chicken broth, blended with s&p. Sounds good! Will let you know.

Cabbage, marinara, ff ricotta, ff cheese sounds good too.

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Anybody try it??? I want to know what y'all thought!

I would add butter too if it were allowed right now.

Definitely add salt though!!!!

Becky/26yrsold/Idaho. Band Date Nov. 5. 255/goal 165.

Shredded cauliflower can also be used as a rice or pasta substitute :) Great for lo carb eaters!

I've made this for my family on several occasions. They love it! I usually add chopped garlic and sprinkle with a little parmesan and put it in the oven for just a bit after I blend it. The cauliflower has a lot of liquid so make sure you try to dry it with paper towel as much as possible before you blend it. Also, if it's a little too liquidy you can add a small amount of instant mashed potatoes to thicken it up.

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