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By Rita~
Added November 19, 2002 | Recipe #46925
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By kzbhansen
on January 20, 2006
I made this tonight and didn;t tell my family that there was cauliflower in it or I know they wouldn't have tried it. After their 2nd helping I finally told them. I used about 3 1/2 lbs potatoes with 1 head cauliflower. I used 2 1/2 heads of roasted garlic. This was excllent!!!! Thanks for posting a winner of a recipe!!! Karen
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on May 17, 2011
We were pleasantly surprised with how this turned out. :)
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An excellent side to Sunday's pork roast.
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on March 02, 2009
Rita, this was wonderful! I used about 4 medium potatoes, and 1/4 head of cauliflower; it worked out to 2/3 potatoes, 1/3 cauliflower. I cooked the cauliflower in a double boiler above the potatoes. We omitted the olive oil and milk because of our smaller quantity. I also never got around to the garlic or paprika. I ran the cauliflower through a food processor. OUR KIDS LOVED THIS! I have never seen them eat potatoes or cauliflower like this.
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on February 02, 2009
This was really good. Stuck pretty much to the recipe except used maybe 3 1/2 pounds of potatos, little less butter, very little oil, 1% milk, lite sour cream and added a handfull of shredded cheddar cheese. Also instead of salt & pepper I used Cracker Barrel Baked Potato Seasong, (i always use this for mashed potatos) which you can no longer get but I was told by Cracker Barrel the it is actually Janes Krazy mixed up salt, which can be purchased in any supermarket. Thanks for posting this keeper!!!
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on January 05, 2009
We thought it was great,but want to cream the dish more,using an electric wand to mash it more.
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on June 06, 2008
Our family loves cauliflower and real mashed potatoes. And the combination makes wonderful, healthier mashed potatoes. I almost always make my potatoes this way now. Well my dad came to visit and he won't eat any veggies other than corn and mashed potatoes. I made these potatoes and not only did he like them, he had seconds! We never did tell him there was cauliflower in the potatoes ;)
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on April 29, 2008
Thx ever so much Rita! We loved the combination of flavors so much.
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The best, Rita!!!!! Love, Becky
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on August 08, 2007
I think I'll always put some cauliflower in my mashed potatoes. The texture is slightly lighter and the flavor difference is subtle. I even added a bit of broccoli and it was hardly noticeable. I also didn't use any butter or sour cream but added some part-skim ricotta (lower in fat) to add richness. Paprika, salt, pepper, and garlic were just perfect. Thanks for the great idea!
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on June 03, 2007
Simply amazing! The cauliflower is virtually invisible but really creates a nice lighter texture to the potatoes. I really love these and will make them again & again (my kids had no idea they had cauliflower as an ingredient and do you think I told them??) ZWT 2007
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My mom made this when I gave her the recipe. My nephew is really picky. The roasted garlic made it great. She did not add salt since both she and I can not have it. She also added a bit of shredded cheese. We all loved it. Thanks for the great recipe. Now that mom has it there is one less thing to cook for family events because she is in love with it. Leanne
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on May 31, 2007
Delicious! We had these with lamb shanks and they really hit the spot. Thanks Rita.
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on May 31, 2007
this is definaly a keeper really good dee
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on May 25, 2007
Me and my friends loved this! I made a KFC copycat of their new snack bowl and used this for the potato layer. It worked perfectly! made for ZWT 3!
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on January 26, 2007
Excellent taste!!
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Loved this recipe. My mom always make mashed cauliflower or faux-tatoes but the potatoes gave it a nicer texture. Next time I would probably add way more sour cream and a lot more salt due to the amount of servings it made.
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on May 04, 2006
They just wouldn't have guessed! Wonderful, flavorful mash!
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on February 26, 2006
Great recipe.
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on November 29, 2004
Wonderful. My family loved this. I used 2 heads of Cauliflower, and ONLY 4 Yukon Gold Potatoes. Best mashed Potatoes we have ever had. My husband couldn't believe this was mostly Cauliflower. I decided to change recipie and waited until after they ate it to tell them. Everyone was impressed and delighted.
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Serving Size: 1 (248 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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