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cauliflower is inferior to broccoli. Face it cauliflowerfags

>> No.18794407

>>18794378
true, i too like broccoli more

cauliflower is tasteless mush

>> No.18794408

>>18794378
Cauliflower is better for cooking in soup/stew/curry because with broccoli the little florets will get everywhere

>> No.18794419

Kale trumps them both

>> No.18794435

>>18794378
make a gratin using both along with potatoes

>> No.18794472
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>>18794419
I like both. Kale and Cauli, that is.

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Have both, fgt. Cooly-flower is more versatile, though.

>> No.18794720

>>18794378
they all came from brussel? sounds too far

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>> No.18795051

>>18794378
The only problem I have is just that colinflower is more consistent in how it turns out.

>> No.18795071

Broccoli is technically "healthier", but cauliflower is far more versatile and has a better flavor and texture when cooked properly.

>> No.18796709

How is Colin flour more versatile? Broc has way more uses

>> No.18796795

>>18796709
Collieflower goes well with almost anything because of its near total lack of flavor.

>> No.18797396

>>18794378
Cauliflower is great along with cabbage, as a substitute of pasta mac'n'cheese.
Do a 50:50 of cottagecheese + whatever other cheese you want, and you cut down a lot on the fat.

>> No.18797441

>>18794378
The post that killed the anti-gmofag

>> No.18797443

>>18794378
Not when cheese is added. On their own both are as good

>> No.18797447

>>18794720
They all came from wild mustard. People just selected for different things when cross breeding, larger leaves, larger buds etc.

>> No.18797453

>>18794378
What the hells kohlrabi. This is America speak American.

>> No.18797455
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Also I love cauliflower but it needs ranch though raw broccoli is good with just lime and salt. Also this is great you should get it when in AZ.

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>>18794378
beetroot, sugar beets, and swiss shard are descendants of something called a sea beet- which grows on coastlines around the world nowadays. they're native to west europe, africa and southern asia.

they're quite tasty actually. they have a pretty high salinity. pic related

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>>18797453
a coal rabbi

>> No.18797495

>>18794378
You are correct, but cauliflower is cheaper and lasts longer where I live, so I buy it more

>> No.18797516

>>18797455
Is that pickled in pepperoncini pepper vinegar? That sounds good. I used to work at a restaurant that had a secret oil sauce to soak the falafel in on the grill, it was banana pepper vinegar mixed with olive oil and I don't remember whatever else. So good, wish I remembered the whole recipe, I'd make falafel pitas

>> No.18797524

As stated earlier by someone else, yes broccoli is better on its own than solitary cauliflower. But I would argue that cauliflower is more versatile in cooking and especially in vegetarian diets is a staple for really any recipe involving chicken if you fry it up with a milk and flour skin first.

>> No.18797531

>>18794378
With the carrot and the gun?
Isn't that some Depeche Mode song?

>> No.18797532

>>18797516
Yes but there’s chilito peppers as stated in the ingredients list but only a handful of them at the bottom of the jug. Cauliflowers hot enough though.

>> No.18797534

>>18797457
Interesting. I always thought chard tasted really salty in comparison to other vegetables.

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Oh the tears of the broccos and leprechauns

>> No.18797538

>>18797534
Ask your mom about something salty she got in her eyes last night

>> No.18798753

>>18794378

try a a well spiced gobi manchurian. your mind will be changed. im sure theres a few weird vegetarian things too that are boss cuz i think veggiefags crutch on cauliflower.

>> No.18798760

>>18794688
>versatile
Does it really matter if you aren't a vegan or lardass? I don't care if cauliflower can be used for rice when I have no problem eating rice.

>> No.18798762

>>18797455

hmm ive never thought of pickled cauli but that actually sounds nice

>> No.18799153

>>18798760
You can use it in more dishes, it doesn't have to be a replacement. Most if the time it IS a superior replacement for rice, though. Especially roasted.

>> No.18800757

>>18794419
Third post best post.