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Someone recently posted a recipe for cauliflower puree that used chicken
stock and garlic, as well as butter and cream. I can't find the post, but I tried it. I used an entire head of cauliflower--1.3 lbs after trimming--although the recipe called for 1/2 lb. I doubled the garlic, and used a bit over 2/3 cup of water plus a heaping tsp of chicken base instead of chicken stock to stay roughly in proportion. I used the amount of butter and cream called for in the original recipe, effectively halving the amount. I pureed it with a stick blender in the pot, rather than transferring to a cuisinart. This was absolutely delicious. In the future I would cut back the cooking liquid a bit or finish cooking with the lid off to reduce: it was *almost* too liquid a puree. (This might mean using the cuisinart instead of the stick blender, though.) Using half the stated butter and cream was perfect: the texture was creamy and there was absolutely no need for the full amount. |
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