These kid-friendly cauliflower recipes offer bold, delicious flavors.
If you’re crazy for cauliflower, then it’s time to get crafty.
There are so many different ways this veggie can be incorporated into your daily dishes.
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Swap out potato chips with roasted cauliflower, or pairroasted chickenwith steamed cauliflower.
Try riced cauliflower for an easy side dish that is lower in carbs.
Not sure where to start?
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Take a look at our favorite cauliflower recipes, and you’ll be cooking with cauliflower in no time.
This recipe will change your mind.
Easy Cauliflower Casserole
Make your dinner entree stand out by choosing to feature vegetables.
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This casserole will trick all thebaked mac-n-cheese loversin your house.
It swaps out pasta for veggies and relies on pantry staples like panko and cream of chicken soup.
Should you want to go full vegetarian, swap out cream of celery soup for the chicken option.
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You will find yourself coming up with reasons to make it for other meals.
This version uses cauliflower rice, Greek grilled chicken, and traditional Mediterranean toppings.
A package of riced cauliflower makes preparation fast and easy.
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A container of sour cream, three cheeses, bacon, and chives will convince the whole family.
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