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Oysters with Cauliflower Cream and Rosemary https://www.metro.ca/userfiles/image/recipes/huitres-creme-chou-fleur-romarin-10925.jpg PT25M PT05M PT30M
Cut the cauliflower into small florets measuring at most 1 cm. Boil with all the other ingredients for about 15-20 minutes (until the cauliflower starts to fall apart on its own). Use a potato masher to mash but not enough to make a completely smooth texture.Pour a spoonful of the cauliflower mixture onto each oyster (which have been opened, I used Malpeque oysters from Metro).Cook a few slices of bacon until they are crispy. Crumble them.Add the bacon on the cauliflower mixture.Add grated sharp cheddar.Put the oysters on a baking sheet and broil until the cheese is melted and oysters are grilled.Remove from oven and top with a few edible flowers (optional), some chopped chives, and a bit of lemon zest. Serve while still hot!
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1 Cauliflower 5 garlic cloves 2 sprigs of rosemary 2 tablespoon horseradish 250 ml 15 % cooking cream 100 ml water salt and pepper sharp cheddar lemon zest chives chopped a few slices of bacon Edible decorative flowers (optional)
Oysters with Cauliflower Cream and Rosemary

Oysters with Cauliflower Cream and Rosemary

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Ingredients

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  • 1
    Cauliflower
  • 5
    garlic cloves
  • 2
    sprigs of rosemary
  • 2 tablespoon
    horseradish
  • 250 ml
    15 % cooking cream
  • 100 ml
    water

  • salt and pepper

  • sharp cheddar

  • lemon zest

  • chives chopped

  • a few slices of bacon

  • Edible decorative flowers (optional)
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Preparation

Cut the cauliflower into small florets measuring at most 1 cm. Boil with all the other ingredients for about 15-20 minutes (until the cauliflower starts to fall apart on its own). Use a potato masher to mash but not enough to make a completely smooth texture.

Pour a spoonful of the cauliflower mixture onto each oyster (which have been opened, I used Malpeque oysters from Metro).

Cook a few slices of bacon until they are crispy. Crumble them.

Add the bacon on the cauliflower mixture.

Add grated sharp cheddar.

Put the oysters on a baking sheet and broil until the cheese is melted and oysters are grilled.

Remove from oven and top with a few edible flowers (optional), some chopped chives, and a bit of lemon zest. Serve while still hot!

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