New Cauliflower Mash
This version requires no liquid, milk, or milk substitute and that is the beauty and simplicity of this side
It's the same old favorite, but a new take on making it. To be honest, I really never thought I'd post this one for you. Cauliflower mash has been around a while, and most people have this as a low carb stand by. However, I made this for my family this past Christmas, and they raved about it! Think a table full of very vocal Cajuns who are serious about their food! I was shocked! It's the recipe I have been using for years, and I like it because there are only three ingredients ... cauliflower, butter or ghee, and salt. That's it: no milk or milk substitutes. Personally, the fact that it contains no liquid ingredients is my favorite part. I always felt like that's where the recipes I tried in the past took a turn for the worst.
As always, when I cook, I aim for the highest quality nutrients to feed my body. In this case, use high-quality grass-fed butter or ghee for all the vitamin A and D it offers. As well, aim for a Himalayan mineral salt - you'll get the benefit of the insane amount of trace minerals found there. Because cauliflower is a sulfur-rich veggie, it is incredibly supportive of liver detoxification, which will support your hormonal balance and immune system!
Enjoy
The New Cauli Mash
Ingredients
Instructions
- Chop Cauliflower into 2 inch chunks.
- Add Cauliflower and 8 tbs water to a sauce pan. Cover and let steam on medium heat for about 8-10 mins - until a knife can easily be inserted through but it’s no too mushy
- Let water steam out
- Add cauliflower to a blender (do not add any remaining water ) with butter and blend to the desired consistency
- Season with salt and pepper to liking
Nutrition Facts
Calories
90.34Fat
5.34 gSat. Fat
3.29 gCarbs
9.53 gFiber
3.83 gNet carbs
5.69 gSugar
3.66 gProtein
3.73 gSodium
128.84 mgCholesterol
12.72 mg