As
a kid I never liked cauliflower; but I have found a way to make it tolerable,
so that I can actually eat it since Howard likes it. Not only is the dish a
great way to get more veggies into your diet, or into your kids, but it is an interesting
twist on regular mashed potatoes. It’s also a lot better for you than just
potatoes.
If
you try this out, let me know what you think!
What
You’ll Need…
2
Large Potatoes (Any kind you like.)
1
Head Cauliflower (Cut into florets)
1
Head Broccoli (Cut into florets)
1
Tablespoon Butter
Garlic
Powder (To taste)
Chili
Powder (To taste)
Herbes
de Provence (To taste)
Start
out by washing your potatoes and cutting the cauliflower and broccoli into
florets. Once the cleaning and cutting is complete place the vegetables in one
large or two medium pots and cover with cold water.
Allow
the water to come to a boil and continue to boil until the potatoes and
vegetables are fork tender.
Once
the vegetables are tender, carefully drain the water from the pot(s). I find
that the easiest way to do this is by cover the pot(s) with their lids and
draining this way instead of using a colander, this way all of the broccoli and
cauliflower bits stay in the pot.
Once
all of the water has been drained mash all of the vegetables using a potato
masher. If you used two separate pots to cook the vegetables, combine all of
the mashed vegetables in one pot at this point. Once the vegetables are mashed,
mix in the butter and spices. You can use more butter if you want, but this is
the amount that we use. You may also be wondering why no milk is added; well,
there is enough moisture left in the broccoli and cauliflower, that no milk is
needed.
Once
everything had been combined enjoy!
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