Saturday, May 14, 2022

What to do with still-hard cauliflower in Cauliflower Au Gratin

This was my first time making this, and everything turned out fine - except that the cauliflower is hard-ish. I parboiled it for five minutes, according to directions (that it be barely fork-tender, and so it was.) I figured it would cook in the 40 minutes in the oven. Umm, it didn't! I have 3/4 of a tray of this leftover, and I hate to toss it out. Can anyone recommend what I can do to soften up the cauliflower without burning the entire thing? TIA. :)

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