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Old 09-28-2003, 01:52 AM
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This is a great substitute for hash browns. I made it the other evening and everybody loved them, even my non-LCer.

Wash a whole head of cauliflower;
Chop the cauliflower into small pieces;
Heat oil and/or bacon drippings in skillet;
Add the cauliflower and fry. Add desired seasonings.

If you're past induction, try adding some onions.

I would suggest using more than one head of cauliflower if there are 3 more hearty appetites to serve.

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YUM.. Susan.... sounds really tasty. thanks for posting.
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Mmmm...I just bought a gigantic head of cauliflower, too! I'll be trying this one.

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Sounds great, and I've got a head in the fridge calling me.


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I forgot to add that I actually fry my cauliflower until it gets a little brown, love the taste.

I made fried cauliflower once and added chopped cabbage and green peppers, was a hit too.

After frying the cauli, for a twist sprinkle shredded cheese on top...cheesy browns!

Cauliflower and cabbage are delicious when fried in a skillet, like potatoes!

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Yumm...thanks Susan!!

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I often fry my cabbage but I never though of frying Cauliflower. Thanks Susan

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That sounds yummy!

I also like to cook the cauliflower as two halves and then throw ham & swiss cheese on top. Then put it in the broiler to melt the cheese and brown it a bit. Sprinkle some i butter fried low-carb bread crumbs over it and call it a meal!

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Too funny Jim!!


Susan, I'll have to try it fried with the cheese on top. Sounds yummy!!
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Sounds wonderful! Thank you for sharing!

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Ummmmmm.......I'm thinking "loaded cheese fries" here....top with cheddar, bacon bits, put under broiler to melt cheese, then serve with some chopped green onion, sour cream, or salsa on the side......I'm gonna do it!!!!!
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Hey Shelley, thanks for YOUR idea!

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Susan, i'm thinking of giving this a try tonight....just wondering will the cauliflower stick together like a hash brown? or was it supposed to be separated but just taste like a hasbrown?

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