Moroccan Cauliflower
By now, we all know turmeric is good stuff … right! We know it's probably a good idea to have it worked in regularly, but somehow it just doesn't happen! In case you've been MIA, turmeric is one of the best anti-inflammatory and immune boosting herbs out there. It has anti-cancer effects and has been shown to protect the liver against toxins.
It's best prepared with fat and pepper - both enhance its bioavailability, and we should aim for about one teaspoon per day. This is my take on cauliflower with turmeric - the toasted almonds add a crunchiness and the raisins add a hint of sweetness …. you could also use dried figs. It is delicious - but more importantly, all the ingredients are good for you! I served this with grilled lamb chops tonight, but would also be great with wild caught salmon, grilled chicken, or even shrimp and a side salad.
Moroccan Cauliflower
Ingredients
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 425'
- Cut cauliflower into bite size florets then toss with 1 Tbs avocado oil and 1/2 tsp salt and place on a large baking sheet lined in parchment
- Once oven is preheated, place cauliflower in the oven and roast untill done, about 35 mins - stir every 10 mins to make sure they cook evenly
- While that cooks, chop cilantro and zest and juice your lime. Place to the side
- Mix your dired turmeric, coriander, and ginger together in a small bowl. Place to the side till ready to toss together
- In a hot skillet, add the 3 Tbs of slivered almonds and roast till lightly browned, then place to the side, as well
- Once cauliflower is ready, remove from the oven
- Add all ingredients to a large mixing bowl and toss
- Taste for salt and acid - if it needs more salt, add it - if it needs more acid, add more lime juice or zest
Nutrition Facts
Calories
148.47Fat
7.92 gSat. Fat
0.94 gCarbs
18.72 gFiber
5.74 gNet carbs
12.99 gSugar
8.73 gProtein
4.98 gSodium
93.76 mgCholesterol
0 mg