Cauliflower Rice with Brussel Sprouts

Cauliflower Rice and Brussel Sprouts
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When you’re Detoxing or Slimming simplicity with food is crucial, and you couldn’t get any simpler than this recipe. It only has two major ingredients, Cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts.

Cauliflower rice is a great alternative to normal rice because cauliflower has almost no simple carbohydrate content with a Glycaemic index of zero. It’s also very high in fibre which makes it extremely filling.

Cauliflower Rice with Brussel Sprouts Salad

Serves 2-4
(Depending on the size of your Cauliflower)

Ingredients: 

  • 1 whole Cauliflower
  • 12 Brussel Sprouts
  • 2 small white onions
  • 6 large cloves of garlic
  • 1 Tsp Black cumin seeds
  • 3 tsp Indian curry powder
  • Coconut and Olive oil

Method:

Chop the ends of Brussels sprouts and place into a saucepan, then place over the heat and bring to a boil while preparing the rest of the meal.

Finely chop onion and garlic and place aside. Chop centre out of the cauliflower and cut it into 4-6 large chunks.

Grate large chunks of cauliflower with a coarse cheese grater or grater attachment on the food processor.

Heat oil in a large pan and add onions, garlic, and cumin seeds. Saute until soft, then add the cauliflower.

Sprinkle over the curry powder and stir in evenly. Cover and allow to cook for 2 minutes. Drizzle with olive oil and stir again.

Cover and allow to cook for another 3-4 minutes. Drain the Brussels sprouts. You are ready to serve.

Place cauliflower rice into bowls, cover with Brussels sprouts, and drizzle with balsamic vinegar and more olive oil.

You could also Tomato salsa, Aioli, or even guacamole if you’re adventurous.

Enjoy!

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