Are you looking for a super-fast, super easy no hassle and no mess way to make Cauliflower Rice? Do you have an Instant Pot? Well, then this one is for you, an easy one-pot mash in the pan Instant Pot Cauliflower Rice. I’ve always loved cauliflower, so it stands to reason it was no huge hardship to start subbing in cauliflower rice for plain old rice in some of my meals. I like it plain, especially with Indian Food, like my Easy Shrimp in Curry Sauce pictured here and cauliflower rice is fantastic with a little Parmesan tossed in. I can actually eat cauliflower rice just as is, for a meal. Maybe with a touch of butter.
Smoky Cauliflower Hummus
If you follow me (and if you don’t, I’d love it if you would, by email, on facebook or pinterest) you’re going to think I’ve gone a little Cauliflower Cray Cray! And I have! I recently made “Essential Oven Roasted Cauliflower” and then I made Cauliflower with Dates & Pine Nuts. Now, here’s Smoky Cauliflower Hummus.
Roasted Cauliflower with Dates & Pine Nuts
When I made Oven Roasted Cauliflower the other day, I promised I’d show you a simple but fun way to “dress it up.” Well, here it is, a nutty brown butter sauce punctuated with sweet dates and crunchy pine nuts.
Essential Oven Roasted Cauliflower
I’m a cauliflower lover and roasting is my favorite way to cook it. It’s crisp/tender, and the roasting really brings out the best in cauliflower. I’ll eat it just as is, on its own, dress it up for a fancier side or use it as a part of another recipe. Heck, I’ll eat it like some people eat popcorn!
Guest Post at A Pug in the Kitchen
I’m sure more than a few of you who stop by my blog or get email updates on what I’m cooking up also follow Suzanne from A Pug in the Kitchen. If you don’t, you’re missing out on a very special blog from a charming lady & her sidekick Percy. You’ll find a post from me there, for Roasted Cauliflower Steaks with Chermoula Sauce. So there, that’s your “teaser” so click over now to find out more about this enticing recipe, and be sure to take a few minutes to explore Suzanne’s blog while you’re there. 🙂







