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  • Anonymous
    ADBB Guest
    • Feb 23, 2003
    • 0

    #1

    Cauliflower Potatoes

    This is the best recipe EVER!! This tastes just like a loaded baked potato!

    Cook 2 1/2 cups cauliflower until tender but firm. Chop into pieces
    about the size of hash browns. Mix 1 cup sour cream, 1/2 cup grated
    cheddar(medium is good), the chopped white parts of 3 green onions,
    3/4 tsp salt and 1/4 tsp pepper. Stir in cauliflower. Place in greased
    baking dish and sprinkle 1/4 cup grated cheddar on top. Bake @ 350 for 20
    minutes or until heated through. Crumble 3 slices cooked bacon on top
    and sprinkle on the chopped tops of the green onions. Serves 5 at 4.4
    carbs each. Reheats well in the micro but freezes really badly.

    The green onions & bacon *really* make this dish special!

    There were NO leftovers, as my family scarfed this right up! ENJOY!!

    Melody
  • Bren
    *Administrator Emeritus*
    • Mar 29, 2003
    • 5509

    #2
    These are FANTASTIC!! unfortunately, did not get my full serving as the family went ga-ga over them!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
    Bren
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    • Desertthorn

      Administrator Emeritus
      • Mar 06, 2003
      • 7053

      #3
      Ooo yum, had this for our anniversary dinner and it was "to die for". If you have anymore of these excellent recipes, raisin2girls, please post them. Yummy.



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      • Christineanne
        ADBB Amateur
        • May 29, 2003
        • 10

        #4
        This is a wonderful recipe........for just the hubby and me, it easily made two meals and was just as good reheated in the microwave.
        315/279/140 mine
        257/224/200 hubby's



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        • tminer
          ADBB Amateur
          • Jul 30, 2003
          • 3

          #5
          Thank you for posting this recipe. I loved it! It was great!

          Thanks again,
          Tami

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          • Misty
            ADBB Amateur
            • Jul 25, 2003
            • 32

            #6
            Thank you sooooooo much rainin2girls, this is definately a keeper, can't wait to try them myself! Misty

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            • kkwicked
              ADBB Amateur
              • May 13, 2003
              • 21

              #7
              OH YUM!


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              • Bivit
                ADBB Amateur
                • Jun 30, 2003
                • 8

                #8
                I'm going to try making these in a crock pot for a party we are going to tonight, I'll let you know how they turned out. I've made them the regular way and LOVE them!
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                • Dtermined
                  ADBB Amateur
                  • Aug 28, 2003
                  • 2

                  #9
                  I just made this and wow. I usually taste everything before baking. And I tasted this for spices and decided not even to bake it. I was alone for dinner so, wasnt worried about pleasing others.

                  Unbaked this is like a wonderful sour cream potatoe salad. I did add a bit more bacon, and used yellow onion instead of the green onions but it is delicious.
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                  • Tex
                    ADBB Amateur
                    • Sep 02, 2003
                    • 13

                    #10
                    I added a can of chopped green chiles for a change of pace. It was great!!
                    Tex---changed my life 8/29/03
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                    • last chance
                      ADBB Amateur
                      • May 16, 2003
                      • 9

                      #11
                      I've tried this recipes twice...boiling the cauliflower the first time and nuking the second. They end up wet and grainy. Do they ever get smoooooooth or am I cooking them wrong? Everyone raves about them and all I get is yuk. Then again...I'm no great cook
                      Irene
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                      • Tex
                        ADBB Amateur
                        • Sep 02, 2003
                        • 13

                        #12
                        I always steam mine and they come out OK. I think the key is a fine dice, kind of like hash browns. I've never tried it, but if you want to try for completely smooth, you might try running the cooked cauliflower through a food processor. It's OK to experiment!
                        Tex---changed my life 8/29/03
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                        • P. Honey
                          ADBB Amateur
                          • Dec 17, 2003
                          • 6

                          #13
                          What size/type of baking dish has everyone used for this?
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                          • mere150
                            ADBB Advocate
                            • Sep 01, 2004
                            • 509

                            #14
                            Potluck success

                            I made this dish for a potluck at work this week, a co-worker just called me for the recipe!! It was sooo good and soooo easy and soooo not cheating. I did however make one change, I didn't have a full C of sour cream in the fridge so I added some softened cream cheese to the mix.
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                            • CptAstros
                              ADBB Amateur
                              • Aug 23, 2004
                              • 4

                              #15
                              Im going to have to try this one...
                              CptAstros
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