Garlic Rosemary Cauliflower Mash

Remember all those low-carb diets with the tricky yet tasteless substitutes? One of the dishes that weathered the storm is the cauliflower mash (often called ā€œmockā€ mashed potatoes). Yes, fresh cauliflower is a healthy substitute over starchy mashed potatoes but too often large amounts of butter and cream are used to compensate for bland flavor. Bring into play our two infused olive oils (Butter and Garlic), fresh rosemary, and Parmesan cheese and you just might add this healthier, flavor-rich vegetable side dish to your repertoire.

INGREDIENTS

DIRECTIONS

Put a stock pot of about 6 cups of water on the stove to boil.
Wash the head of cauliflower and cut into small pieces. Add to boiling water and let cook for about 8-10 minutes until tender.

While the cauliflower is boiling, measure out the remaining ingredients and set near your food processor.  When the cauliflower is done cooking, youā€™ll need to work quickly so your cauliflower mash stays hot when serving.

Drain the cauliflower well to remove excess water. Working quickly, put the cauliflower pieces into a food processor. Add all remaining ingredients.

Start with short pulses (about 20 pulses) to chop up the big pieces. If necessary, scrape down any chunks stuck on the insides with a spatula. Work your way up and puree until smooth.

Transfer to a serving bowl, garnish with rosemary and drizzle with some extra Butter olive oil, if desired.  Serve immediately while warm.

If your cauliflower mash cools down too much, you can reheat it in the microwave (before garnishing) for a few minutes. Give it a good stir and garnish and drizzle as described.

SERVES 4

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  1. On a recent trip to Charlotte, I stopped by Olive This to stock up. I was getting another bottle of Cranberry-pear balsamic and Andrea introduced me to Cara-Cara Orange/Vanilla. Try a splash of this in a glass of ice water and you have a refreshing drink with NO calories! Then drizzle it on a watermelon/cucumber salad for a real treat. Thank you Olive This.

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