Cauliflower

Sarah, this method may well suit you at your latitude, where you need the warmth in the kitchen. However, for me at 40 degrees of latitude I prefer not having the regular oven on for 40 minutes at 400 degrees F and always look for ways of using less energy to prepare food. To cook either broccoli or cauliflower, I use a little over a cup of water in a stainless pan, so most of the vegetable is cooked by steam. I bring the water to a boil, cover the pan, and set the digital timer for five minutes. When the timer rings, I drain the remaining liquid into a coffee cup. This will be my hot beverage for the meal. I remove the lid from the pot and let the vegetable cool to serving temperature.

Seeing these two words justified the entire thread. :slight_smile:

Steve has a way with wourds…



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Even easier than I thought it would be. Thanks! :thumbsup:

“curry” is just a western term applied generically to any of the multitude of ways spices can be mixed up according to the traditions of the Sourth Asian sub-continent.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panch_phoron
is one such mix.

If by “curry” you think yellowish and spicy, then all you have to do is add a tad of turmeric to the fivespices above.