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Recipe: Bobby Flay Cauliflower Goat Cheese Gratin

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trader4@optonline.net - 13 Mar 2009 15:25 GMT
I happened across this recipe and tried it last night.  It was
outstanding and very LC without modification.  I did sprinkle some
smoked paprika on part of it to try out and thought it's a nice
addition.   Costco is a good source for goat cheese, its about 1/4 the
price that it is in the supermarkets here.  I also cut down on the
cheese and cream a bit, as it seemed more than enough for what I would
say was a large cauliflower.

Here's the recipe:

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/bobby-flay/cauliflower-goat-cheese-gratin-rec
ipe/index.html

Roger Zoul - 14 Mar 2009 14:07 GMT
Thanks for posting.

>I happened across this recipe and tried it last night.  It was
> outstanding and very LC without modification.  I did sprinkle some
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Cheri - 14 Mar 2009 14:44 GMT
Sounds really good and just as an aside, really expensive. :-)

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Susan - 14 Mar 2009 18:07 GMT
> Sounds really good and just as an aside, really expensive. :-)

I'ts not, if you buy cheeses at Costco.  Frex, I can buy a three pack of
Boursin (for fauxtatoes) there for $8.60, when a single costs about $6
in the supermarket.

I make a similar dish with less cream and just a big pile of of shredded
gruyere on top.

Susan
 
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