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Unless I make a zucchini lasagna or an egg-based casserole that calls for asparagus, cauli, or spinach, I usually serve my veggies on the side,with a dash of fresh pepper and a bit of butter. I like to steam them, though oven roasted are great too.
Cauliflower these days especially for the low-carb followers seems to be a substitute for potatoes and recipes call for it in potato salads, "cauli-flied rice", and mashed. Interesting -- I plan on trying some of these recipes. What's also very tasty is if a recipe calls for asparagus or cauli, you can stream it firt, then marinade it in red wine vinegar (at least 2 TBSP) and add it to the recipe. The red wine vinegar adds excellent flavour. |
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I keep a bag of frozen broccoli in my freezer at all times. I can throw together some yummy quick meals with that in my "arsenal."
Funny that broccoli is my favorite veggie now, because I vividly remember being little and refusing to eat broccoli at dinner. |