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Paleo Pureed Cauliflower

Beverly Meyer

Easy Recipes, Easy Veggies

Paleo Pureed Cauliflower
A recipe has to be super-easy for me to include it on my website.  This Paleo Pureed Cauliflower is my go-to food for a potato replacement.

This is satisfying and filling, and easy to eat quickly.  I can eat half a cauliflower in minutes! Sometimes I make this with half broccoli although it won’t taste like potatoes.

I often make 2 heads at one time so I can freeze a batch for later. Foods with no texture freeze the best.  Purees, steamed greens, burgers and stew all freeze well, while broccoli and asparagus do not.

Include the leafy greens from your cauliflower if they are fresh and healthy.  You’ll see them as tiny green bits in your puree.

Variations are endless on this recipe, so play with the basics first and then alter as desired. Enjoy!

PALEO PUREED CAULIFLOWER
INGREDIENTS

1 head cauliflower

2-3 Tablespoons ghee or butter

1/4 cup full-fat canned coconut milk

1 tsp. salt and some fresh cracked pepper

INSTRUCTIONS
  1. • Remove cauliflower core, the ends of the leaves and any yellowed leaves.  Cut the cauliflower into chunks.  Wash in a colander and steam until tender, about 10 minutes.
  2. • Drain in the colander before adding to food processor.  Add your fats and seasonings and puree until smooth.  It helps to pulse a few times first to get everything even.
VARIATIONS

Reduce or eliminate coconut milk, or use heavy cream

Add raw or roasted garlic before pureeing

Add hot sauce, Italian Seasoning, Curry, or whatever suits your entree.

Top with chives, parsely, bacon, or cheese

Serve it under cooked Chili.  It makes a big gloppy mess that appeals to the messy eater in all of us.

Add cooked winter squash or sweet potato before pureeing. It sweetens it and makes it yellow.

Put cheese on top and bake a few minutes to melt and bubble

Make quiche crust out of it

By Beverly Meyer

pureed cauliflower in white bowl

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About Beverly

In practice since 1985.

Beverly Meyer is a Board-Certified Clinical Nutritionist who has been in practice since 1985. Her Primal Diet – Modern Health podcast has published over 200 episodes since 2010. In 2012 she founded The Center For Life, which is the largest natural health center in San Antonio, with 11 doctors and practitioners. Her Diet and Health Center San Antonio is also the longest serving health and wellness center in the area. Beverly has an MBA in Finance and BA in Economics, has owned and managed several businesses, including a franchising company and a large kitchen goods store.

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