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Roasted Cauliflower

by Dawn T in Rouxbe Recipes

Tossed in a lemon-garlic dressing, this delicious roasted cauliflower is healthy and naturally high in vitamin C.

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Liz S

Loved this cauliflower

I have always loved roasted cauliflower. The lemon and garlic really kicked it up a notch.

Natalie A

Big Hit

I fixed this for 10 people last night. It was a big hit. Everyone loved it. So easy. Thanks

Denise P

delicious

thank you for this receipe. it was wonderful

Gregory C

Thank you!

A big thank you for helping me get over my childhood aversion to cauliflower - this recipe was fantastic and all my guests loved it.

Cari S

The Only Way!

Thank you for this recipe! I now roast cauliflower all of the time now...it is the only way my kids and husband will eat it. I've since experiemented with other ingredients and one of our famly favourites (in addition to this one) is a marinade of olive oil, garlic, salt, pepper and dijon mustard. Delicious!

Liz C

Just wondering...

How important is it that you roast before you toss? In an effort to simplify, can I toss first then roast?

Dawn T
Rouxbe Staff

Re: Tossing Cauliflower

Sorry, not sure if I completely understand the question. Not sure that leaving out one of the "tossings" would benefit, this already quite simply, but delicious recipe.

It is important to toss the cauliflower in the dressing prior to rosting, as this allows the dressing to evenly coat the cauliflower. Tossing also allows the dressing to get right into the cauliflower.

Tossing during roasting, is done to develop more color and even cooking. Hope this helps!

Liz C

Duh...

Thank you for the clarification. I read the recipe too quickly. It was delicious!

Cheryal F

wondering

can you use grapeseed oil instead of olive oil also can you use sea salt instead of kosher ?

Kimberley S
Rouxbe Staff

RE: Oil and Salt

Yes, feel free to substitute grapeseed oil and a good sea salt instead of kosher. Cheers!

Dave M

Good with Broccoli Too!

I didn't have any Cauliflower, so I made it with Broccoli. Delicious! Thank you!

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