Re: Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

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...she wants a food processor. Would you deny her the joy of acquiring a high-end appliance?

Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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Oh, certainly not! This way she gets a gadget thingy AND a food processor!From: <kareningotham@...>Subject: Re: Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes Date: Friday, March 11, 2011, 3:05 PM

...she wants a food processor. Would you deny her the joy of acquiring a high-end appliance?

Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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Oh, okay. Geez, I was beginning to worry about you. I thought perhaps "the pod person who replaced " was posting.

Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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The day I detract anyone from acquiring a kitchen gadget is the day you will hear church bells chiming in my honor!

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Subject: Re: Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

Date: Friday, March 11, 2011, 3:05 PM

...she wants a food processor. Would you deny her the joy of acquiring a high-end appliance?

Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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This sounds good! I just finished some "riced" cauliflower - it was a nice change from "creamed" - next I'll try "mashed" :-)

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

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I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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La La La La La (sings Lea Ann with her fingers stuck in her ears :-)

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Mar 11, 2011, at 3:05 PM, wrote:

...she wants a food processor. Would you deny her the joy of acquiring a high-end appliance?

Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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Hey, isn't that "The Tarantula Tune?"

Re: Check out Healthy Cauliflower Recipes

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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Couldn't you get a rice like texture with the vitamix?I loved mashed "potatoes" but I roast the cauliflower first. It's less wet and more tasty. Another thing I love is to coarse chop some roasted cauliflower and ad mayo, mustardand whatever else you like in potato salad. I have had friends that claim to hate cauliflower request this for potlucks.Kim in OR

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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I have never "wet chopped" cauli in the VM, but I should think it would work just fine. I have wet chopped broccoli, so it should work just as well. I will give it a try tomorrow.

I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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I can save you a TON of money, Lea Ann! As I have mentioned, cauliflower is one of my staple foods, and I make "mashed potato" cauliflower all the time-with a good old fashioned wavy potato masher! I just steam the cauli, put it in a big bowl, and mash it in seconds with the handheld gadget. I find a food processor or the VM get it TOO mashed. The type of potato masher with the little squares in it is a pain to use, but the wavy one works a charm! You can use a potato ricer to quickly rice it. Here are links to both, but I found mine in Dollar tree!

http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/154/Potato-Mashers,-Ricers-and-Potato-Nails

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Hahahaha! You may be right!

Fran

In a message dated 3/11/2011 8:06:45 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, vickeym@... writes:

Maybe that was his original intention!! Hoping you would end up using it. lolVickey in Alaska>> Don't feel bad. My husband asked for a Cuisinart YEARS ago as a Christmas > gift and it has been sitting in a low cabinet. I'm seriously going to > pull it out and learn how to use it!> > Fran>