It's an easy dish to make that has all the texture of rice, but is much healthier for you. I love to serve it up with stirfrys, curry, Homemade Burrito Bowls or as a simple side dish.
I’ve got a great Easy Creamy Chicken Curry recipe
coming up later this week that is perfect for this!
What you'll need (for 4-6 servings)
2 tbsp Olive
Oil
1 medium
Onion, finely diced
1 large head
Cauliflower, chopped and then grated in food processor
Salt and
Pepper to taste
In a large
frying pan, heat olive oil on medium. Add onions and cook until translucent.
While the onions are cooking, cut the cauliflower in half. Remove the leaves and the core and then slice the remaining part into 1/2 inch thick chunks. I grated it using the grating option on the food processor, but you can grate it by hand as well. You want it to be the texture of rice, so don’t make it too fine. If you prefer softer "rice", steam the florets in a pot with a steamer for a few minutes before grating.
Once the
onions are nicely browned, add in the cauliflower and season with salt and
pepper. Continue to cook the cauliflower, stirring often, until lightly browned
and with a little bite left., about 5 minutes. You can do more if you like a
softer texture.
I loved it served up with lots of Easy Creamy Chicken Curry on top!
You can also use Cauliflower Rice to make delicious Cauliflower Pizza. I used our leftovers to make a big batch of these for lunches this week and they turned out great. A nice alternative to traditional pizza dough.
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Love this! I too am trying to cut down, and we love rice in our family (they however do not like BROWN rice). I will definitely give this a try.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Found your lovely blog through Lauren above:)
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Thanks for stopping by, Anne! :)
DeleteInteresting concept cauliflower rice!! Gonne have to try it out :) I do assume it taste a little different then rice, but with certain dishes that shouldn't at all be a problem!
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