Roasted cauliflower, 9 different ways

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Roasted cauliflower, 9 different ways

Roasting cauliflower brings out a wonderful nuttiness that you just want to inhale. Discover a few of our favourite flavour combinations for some serious show-stopping sides.

Let’s start with a soup (or 2)

Roast cauliflower combined with garlic and cannellini beans makes for a wholesome, creamy soup. It’s the perfect starter or light meal.
Get the roast cauliflower, garlic and white bean soup recipe here.

Looking for something a little less blitzed and a lot more crunchy? This whole roasted cauliflower soup was inspired by the French classic crème Madame du Barry.
whole roast cauliflower soupGet the whole roasted cauliflower soup recipe here.

Some like it hot

Peri-peri and the sweet nuttiness of roast cauliflower are a fiery match. 5 minutes to prepare and 40 minutes in the oven. Are you ready?
Get the roast cauliflower with peri peri recipe here.

For an aromatic dish that packs a punch, roast cauliflower florets with an array of spices including coriander seeds, cumin and cardamon. Drizzle with a hot homemade chimichurri. Get the roast cauliflower with chimichurri here.

Keep it classic

This isn’t the microwave variety of your childhood but rather, a major upgrade on the classic. Serve whole roasted cauliflower smothered in a mature Cheddar cheese sauce. The perfect side to your Sunday lunch.

Get the cauliflower with cheese sauce recipe here.

Add a sprinkling of Middle-Eastern flavours

Roast a head of cauliflower with loads of butter and harissa paste. Serve with lemon and mint. Voilà!

Get the whole harissa roasted cauliflower recipe here

Alternatively, whip up a fragrant tahini sauce for serving. Mix tahini with the juice from a lemon, chilli and roasted cumin and coriander. Either drizzle over the cauliflower, or serve on the side as a dipping sauce.
Get the Middle-Eastern roasted cauliflower with tahini recipe here.

Stay fresh

Pair roast cauliflower steaks with a homemade parsley oil, made from fresh herbs and almond oil The light, toasty flavour of the almond oil makes it a great match for fresh herbs.

Get the roast cauliflower with parsley oil recipe here

Blitzed into croquettes

Who can resist the nutty, cheesy, deep-fried-y goodness of freshly-made croquettes? Be warned: once you pop, you won’t be able to stop.
Get the recipe for roast cauliflower croquettes here.

Browse more recipes starring cauliflower here.

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