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Mashed roasted cauliflower

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Hey all,

just wanted to share this yummy recipe that is good enough to replace mashed potatoes! this has a much lighter mouth feel and a touch of sweetness from the natural cauliflower flavor.

I find an immersion blender works best. Tried in my regular blender and it did not work so immersion or food processor is recommended.

1. Break up a head of cauliflower into florets (stem pieces too).

2. Toss with olive oil or spray with cooking spray. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.

3. Roast at 300 degrees for 20-25 min until tender and golden but not burnt. Keep an eye on it.

4. Put roasted cauliflower in a sauce pan (If you have an immersion blender) or a food processor. Add 1/3 cup chicken/bone broth and 2 tbsp of cream cheese. Blend or pulse in food processor. You may need to add more broth or CC to get the consistency you desire. *you could prob sub ricotta or cottage cheese for more protein but I haven’t tried. Feel free to add protein powder too!

5. Flavor with more salt/pepper, Parmesan or any cheese, plus garlic, onion powder, cayenne to your taste.

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    Awesome. I added cream cheese to my list for tomorrow so I can try those ASAP.

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sounds ymmmy!

On 4/21/2021 at 9:16 AM, WanderingHeart said:

Hey all,

just wanted to share this yummy recipe that is good enough to replace mashed potatoes! this has a much lighter mouth feel and a touch of sweetness from the natural cauliflower flavor.

I find an immersion blender works best. Tried in my regular blender and it did not work so immersion or food processor is recommended.

1. Break up a head of cauliflower into florets (stem pieces too).

2. Toss with olive oil or spray with cooking spray. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.

3. Roast at 300 degrees for 20-25 min until tender and golden but not burnt. Keep an eye on it.

4. Put roasted cauliflower in a sauce pan (If you have an immersion blender) or a food processor. Add 1/3 cup chicken/bone broth and 2 tbsp of cream cheese. Blend or pulse in food processor. You may need to add more broth or CC to get the consistency you desire. *you could prob sub ricotta or cottage cheese for more Protein but I haven’t tried. Feel free to add Protein Powder too!

5. Flavor with more salt/pepper, Parmesan or any cheese, plus garlic, onion powder, cayenne to your taste.

Did you try it with low fat or regular cream cheese?

1 minute ago, WanderingHeart said:

Both work!

Awesome. I added cream cheese to my list for tomorrow so I can try those ASAP.

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I love roasted cauliflower so this is great for getting that flavor in a softer food.

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