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Old 10-26-2012, 09:01 PM   #1  
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Just had cauliflower rice with stir fried veggies with dinner. I'm in love! Who knew cauliflower (which I usually really dislike) could be so yummy?
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I love it too! (And I don't like cauliflower). You can also use the leftovers to make cauliflower pizza crust.
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I like frying it in a pan with lots of spices and curry powder, then adding egg whites and scrambling it all together. Like a delicious, fluffy fried rice!
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we had it tonight too! YUMMY!
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having it tomorrow with gumbo. yum
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I like frying it in a pan with lots of spices and curry powder, then adding egg whites and scrambling it all together. Like a delicious, fluffy fried rice!
Ooh! I should try this! We normally just put turmeric, salt and pepper. Great suggestion!
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I make a Mexican cauliflower rice, especially when I find the orange colored cauliflower. I add chicken broth, sauteed garlic, onion and green pepper, lots of cumin, onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne pepper, chili powder, fresh salsa and cilantro. Yummy! I usually make it with a salsa verde chicken.
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I love it too! (And I don't like cauliflower). You can also use the leftovers to make cauliflower pizza crust.
Do you mind sharing your pizza crust recipe? Thanks!
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Do you mind sharing your pizza crust recipe? Thanks!
I just did a search
http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/4436631-post62.html
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Any recipe works but the trick is to strain the rice and then dump it into a dishcloth and squeeze the remaining moisture out of it (let it cool, the water will be boiling and you'll get a lot more than you're expecting). It helps the crust stay together.
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Any recipe works but the trick is to strain the rice and then dump it into a dishcloth and squeeze the remaining moisture out of it (let it cool, the water will be boiling and you'll get a lot more than you're expecting). It helps the crust stay together.
Great tip! Thank you!!
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Chicken fried rice: Chicken, mushrooms, green onions and eggs over cauliflower rice. add soy sauce. Heat till warm.

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Don't forget the cauliflower mashed. This is the bomb and even my kids scarf.

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And from Rainbow's recipes: Making "tater tots" from the calui mash
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