So it is a good choice for those on a low-carb diet: paleo, maybe even keto. It compares well in term of fiber but it has far less starch. It mimics potatoes in terms of vitamins and flavor. Add a little butter and salt to steamed cauliflower, however, and suddenly it becomes food.Ĭauliflower makes for a surprisingly good low-glycemic substitute for potatoes. Cook covered for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.ġ1) Correct seasonings with black pepper, lemon juice, cayenne pepper, or garam masala.Ĭauliflower – raw, steamed or boiled – has little flavor and is only really enjoyed by garden worms. Bring to a boil and cook for two minutes.ġ0) Reduce heat to simmer and cook another 12 minutes. Pulse three or four times.ĩ) In a large pan or wok heat the spinach, cubed tofu, blended sauce, remaining tomatoes, onions, and the lemon juice. Cook for minute, stirring.ħ) Add the minced tomatoes to the spices and cook for two minutes at a medium heat, stirring.Ĩ) Place tomato/spice mix and half the sautéed onions in a blender with 2 Tb stock. Add the garlic, turmeric, fenugreek and ginger. Add the coriander and stir until it takes on a slightly toasted color and fragrance.Ħ) Add minced chilis. Add cumin and mustard seeds and cook 10 or 20 seconds until they pop. Remove the tofu.ĥ) Heat 1 Tb ghee in a six inch pan. Meanwhile:Ĥ) Heat 2 Tb ghee. Cook the cubed tofu over medium heat for a minute or two on each side for at least six minutes. Salt.ģ) Sauté the onions over low heat in a little ghee until lightly golden, about ten or twelve minutes. Cube the tofu.Ģ) Boil eight quarts of water and add a teaspoon of salt.
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Broil for 6 to 8 minutes until the skin is blackened and loose. Flatten and set skin side up on a broiling pan. Or serve it cold as a salad.ġ) Seed and stem the poblano chilis. Polenta or risotto work well, especially if some gruyere or sharp cheddar are incorporated. Serve hot as a side dish for a lean protein dish or with a grain dish.Cover and cook on in a 350✯ (175✬) oven for 20 to 50 minutes – depending on your taste and your time constraints.Place everything (veggies, herbs, salt, vinegar, remaining wine) in a 5 quart Dutch oven, bring to boiling briefly and stir.Sauté squash until just translucent at the edges and add red wine, about 1/2 cup.
Sauté tomatoes over high heat until color changes.Lightly brown the eggplant in olive oil in a single layer, 12 inch nonstick pan or large griddle.Chop the onion and sauté on low until just golden.Then flatten and broil them to blister/blacken the skin. Cube the eggplant in 3/4 inch (7 mm) pieces.Cube the squash in 3/8 inch (3mm) pieces.
The effect of red wine in this dish surprised me.The tomatoes need a hot pan, the onions a much cooler one. Lightly browning the eggplant imparts a rich flavor that this dish needs.Peeling the tomatoes keeps the skins from coming off in the finished dish, improving texture.Much the same goes for the squash and onion. Look for eggplants that are firm and shiny.Garlic – 6 cloves crushed and tempered.Fresh Basil – 1/4 cup, about 15 leaves.
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