“Cheese is milk’s leap towards immortality.”
Laudation of well wishes to you my
friend. If we do this thing right there
will be at least two people (you and I) out there today who plan to be
positive, make a positive mark and leave a negligible trail. A smile here and a compliment there can do
wonders for someone’s day, besides your own.
Mmm, mmm. Tiffany made some Mac-and-Cheese
Style Cauliflower the other night which was absolutely incredible to the
taste buds. It was the picture on the
cover of this month’s Vegetarian
Times magazine that got us on but a single look. It’s a simple and relatively healthy recipe.
Tiffany elected to use less cheese
(real) than the recipe called for but substituted a very strong aromatic aged
Irish Cheddar (Dubliner)
that we had stored in our freezer. We
both are so fond of strong dry cheeses and Irish Cheddar cheese stacks up with
the best of them. Dubliner, goat, extra
sharp cheddar, bleu, aged Swiss, gorgonzola, and feta cheese… Love ‘em all! Anywho… I meander.
As tasty as it was on the first
night, it became even more incredibly creamy and tasty the next! This basic “cheese sauce” is pure gold! I envision using the basic sauce recipe using
broccoli, pasta shell, combination of broccoli & cauliflower, as a binder
for chopped veggie soufflé, etc.
Do yourself a big favor and try this
recipe. If you’re vegan you can
substitute a vegan cheese. But, trust me…
This dish is simply incredible.
Personally, I recommend allowing the dish to rest overnight in the
refrigerator before baking it. I think
that this will give time for the tastes to blend and meld.
I love my wife Tiffany! She finds and makes me the most delicious
dishes. Our similarity in tastes makes
for some quite fabulous meals.
Hi-dee hi-dee
check-out-the-Vegetarian-Times-web-site-and-their-recipe-index-ho my friend.
I have used this recipe from the Vegetarian Times Magazine from February 2012 for the past 12 years . It is the best recipe ai have ever used and make this dish every two weeks. That you so much for this vegetarian recipe.
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