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I got the largest cauliflower I've ever seen and thought to slice it in 'steaks' like I so often see done. Yet again, it mostly fell apart, giving me one piece that held together. Stupid tip.
I ground the last seitan I made with beans, which no one ever likes, and sauteed them with onions , peppers, and the last of the open salsa. then I left the burner on after making one burrito and it kinda burned. I
I've got to make more food on Sundays for the week
My kitchen is now a disaster
Oh, and I found more reason to hate the new Beyond Sausage. What I loved about those was that they were greasy, with good texture. I liked how they'd leave grease in the pan and season what I made next. These just burn and I had to clean
 
I ground the last seitan I made with beans, which no one ever likes, and sauteed them with onions , peppers, and the last of the open salsa. then I left the burner on after making one burrito and it kinda burned. I
I made a burrito before it burned and found the texture really nice. It did act like ground beef I guess. I used a Kitchen Aide grinder attachment that I only use for falafel or walnuts and that worked great
 
I got the largest cauliflower I've ever seen and thought to slice it in 'steaks' like I so often see done. Yet again, it mostly fell apart, giving me one piece that held together. Stupid tip.
(your post only partially quoted) Cauliflower isn't my most favorite vegetable, but I buy and eat it every now and then. Its internal structure is... "branchy", I'd call it. I can't think of a way to slice it so it wouldn't mostly fall apart; at most, if you started cutting it in half, starting at the bottom, you'd get one "steak" from the center slice (which is probably what you did).
 
(your post only partially quoted) Cauliflower isn't my most favorite vegetable, but I buy and eat it every now and then. Its internal structure is... "branchy", I'd call it. I can't think of a way to slice it so it wouldn't mostly fall apart; at most, if you started cutting it in half, starting at the bottom, you'd get one "steak" from the center slice (which is probably what you did).
I love cauliflower, roasted, steamed or simmered. I normally cut the florets from the stalk and then cut their stalks in halve and break them into smaller florets
 
With regard to cauliflower...I love it, especially raw in salad. I've tried the steaks and have the same issue with only getting 1-2 whole slices with the rest of it breaking apart.
 
I roasted my cauliflower with other veggies on Thanksgiving and just left them in pretty large florets, or however they came - they stayed together even when I stirred fryed them as leftovers.

Last night we had a can of pinto beans mashed with sauted onion and jalapeno, olives, salsa and spices and put it on small soft tortillas with some cheez shreds and pickled jalapeno on top.

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I roasted my cauliflower with other veggies on Thanksgiving and just left them in pretty large florets, or however they came - they stayed together even when I stirred fryed them as leftovers.

Last night we had a can of pinto beans mashed with sauted onion and jalapeno, olives, salsa and spices and put it on small soft tortillas with some cheez shreds and pickled jalapeno on top.

Emma JC
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I did just that with pintos, and now thinking of using the rest of the cauliflower to make a 'cheese' sauce
 
With regard to cauliflower...I love it, especially raw in salad. I've tried the steaks and have the same issue with only getting 1-2 whole slices with the rest of it breaking apart.
Yeah, falls apart, so I just use the florets
 
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