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<blockquote data-quote="viv1969" data-source="post: 58933" data-attributes="member: 5941"><p>Pedro...</p><p></p><p>I didn’t see a recipe here for it, just a post of the idea.</p><p></p><p>My own cauliflower cheese isn’t carb free, but it’s just the cornflour in the cheese sauce that has carbs. I make the sauce with milk and water (2/3 milk to 1/3 water) which I thicken with the cornflower. I then melt in a lot of good strong cheddar until I have a nice thick cheesy sauce It’s important that the sauce is quite thick otherwise it mixes too much with the mince)</p><p></p><p>I put the cauliflower (roughly chopped) on top of the shepherd mix and pour over the cheese sauce. I then sprinkle over some more grated cheese and put the whole dish in the oven on 190 degrees until the grated cheese bubbles, and voila!</p><p></p><p>Compared to a pile of mashed potatoes, the carbs in the thickener are minimal, I think; and to be honest it’s just so yummy!</p><p></p><p>(Sheperd mix is nothing out of the ordinary. Minced beef / lamb, onion, mushrooms, Maggi seasoning, salt, garlic & red wine)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="viv1969, post: 58933, member: 5941"] Pedro... I didn’t see a recipe here for it, just a post of the idea. My own cauliflower cheese isn’t carb free, but it’s just the cornflour in the cheese sauce that has carbs. I make the sauce with milk and water (2/3 milk to 1/3 water) which I thicken with the cornflower. I then melt in a lot of good strong cheddar until I have a nice thick cheesy sauce It’s important that the sauce is quite thick otherwise it mixes too much with the mince) I put the cauliflower (roughly chopped) on top of the shepherd mix and pour over the cheese sauce. I then sprinkle over some more grated cheese and put the whole dish in the oven on 190 degrees until the grated cheese bubbles, and voila! Compared to a pile of mashed potatoes, the carbs in the thickener are minimal, I think; and to be honest it’s just so yummy! (Sheperd mix is nothing out of the ordinary. Minced beef / lamb, onion, mushrooms, Maggi seasoning, salt, garlic & red wine) [/QUOTE]
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