Do you often find that your veggies have gone bad before being able to eat them all up? No one likes buying fresh veggies to prep everything then only for them to break down before you can even consume. Perhaps you have a gag-reflex with regards to other, overcooked and soggy vegetables? But that's ok, bag of frozen cauliflower to the rescue! Hopefully this article will help you to see ways in which frozen cauliflower can improve your meals and nutrition, without the fuss of cooking fresh vegetables.
Frozen is just as nutritious, per cup serving (30g) but the best part about frozen cauliflower is that it lasts way longer and can easily be cooked. This makes it a very good choice if you want to throw away less food or the fact that like me maybe everyday life prevents shopping ever day. Then when you want to eat it, pop a bag out of the freezer and cook- voila! You have tasty vegetables for your plate that are quick to make too.
Cauliflower is packed full of beneficial vitamins and minerals that your body needs — including Vitamins C, K, as well as potassium. These nutrients will help to maintain your body healthy and fit. This is critical to your overall health but eating cauliflower on a regular basis will keep you from developing heart problems and some other form of cancer.
It can be hard with a fresh cauliflower to cook it and not have the result go all soggy. Overcook it, and you will lose that delightful tender chew which can so easily turn to mush. But with frozen cauliflower, none of that will happen! They par-cook the cauliflower so that it retains its shape and pretty color once frozen. It will taste just as if you used fresh cauliflower when cooked.
Frozen Cauliflower — Frozen cauliflower is so easy, and since it has already been cooked slightly for preservation making prepping meals fun! The best part — no washing or cutting – its ready for you! Literally all you have to do is pull it from the freezer, toss in a pot of boiling water and within minutes your perfectly cooked cauliflower ready for whatever meal.
Cooking can usually be difficult and time consuming, but is easy with frozen cauliflower. Or cook one huge batch of cauliflower once a week. Nothing like adding these to salads or wraps (or just eating them by themselves) as a delicious and nutritious side for many meals of the week.
Cauliflower – also good as yet another meal prep bowl base idea. As an example, roast off a ton of cauliflower then throw in some grilled chicken, brown rice and the vegetables you love. If they are your on the go meals, portion them out and you have meals for an entire week! This is time-saving and good for your health.