Summer is so busy and most days I don't want to cook. I end up serving tried and true dishes that I don't really have to think about, hence the few posts over the last couple of months.
We're getting down to the last few servings from our 1/4 cow (see my "we're buying a cow"
post). Last night I made a chuck roast from
I breathe... I'm hungry... (which gave me the idea to do the
Whole30, but that's another post).
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Photo: Eating With Purpose |
I served the roast over cauliflower mash.
Ingredients:
- 1 head cauliflower, cut off the stalk and broken into small pieces
- 2-4 tablespoons grass-fed butter
- 2 tablespoons ghee, butter, mct oil, or olive oil
- splash of raw milk or heavy cream (if dairy intolerant, use broth)
- salt and pepper to taste
Directions:
- Sauté all ingredients (except liquid) in a heavy stainless steel skillet until slightly softened
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Stir in a splash of liquid - I like my mash thick and lumpy, use more if you like yours thinner
- Use an immersion blender in the pan to mash the cauliflower
- Stir to incorporate all ingredients
Serve alone as a side dish, as the topping for shepherd's pie, or in a bowl under a roast and all the yummy juices.