I did an experiment with cauliflower 'zuurkoolstamppot' today, worked very well!
As you might have deduced from my previous reports on andijviestamppot, stamppot just means potatoes mashed with some vegetable or other, it's something like our national dish.
A rather humble national dish, but tasty nonetheless, and I've missed it since diabetes. So cauliflower is proving to be my new best friend!
Zuurkool is sauerkraut ('zuur' means sour, 'kool' is cabbage, 'zuurkoolstamppot' therefore simply means sour-cabbage-mash-pot, the name is as humble as the dish.), and you traditionally eat the stamppot with 'zuurkoolspek'. Also with cubed bacon and/or smoked sausage but I didn't have any smoked sausage so I went with the zuurkoolspek and some bacon cubes.
I have no idea if you have anything like the zuurkoolspek in the UK. It's a piece of pork belly without the rind, and it's mildly brined but not smoked. You cook it in water for anywhere between 30 minutes and 2 hours (sources aren't very consistent, mine went some 50 minutes, long enough with the current gas prices).
After that, you can use it just as it is, or you can cut slices and fry them, I love both!
I'll post a picture of the rest of the zuurkoolspek tomorrow.