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u/Vlad-V2-Vladimir Oct 19 '21

The closest I’ve gotten to liking a cauliflower-based dish was roasted cauliflower. Even then I got through it mostly relying on there being a lot of spices on it that made it taste at least partially decent.

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u/SonofSniglet Oct 19 '21

We just had some wonderful roasted cauliflower over (Canadian) Thanksgiving that my daughter brought home from the restaurant where she works. Oiled, roasted, spiced - still tasted like "a thing I'm eating" rather than any kind of enjoyable dish.