Turn your plain boiled cauliflower into a platter bursting with flavor, with this curried roasted cauliflower! Roasted Cauliflower Curry with a touch of garlic is a quick side-dish that will brighten your moods. Yes, this easy roasted cauliflower curry is amazingly delicious.
Hello, my dear.
Let me guess, you're still hesitating about picking that cauliflower in your grocery store because you only know one way to cook it, right?
Let me introduce to you, roasted cauliflower curry! It's healthy, simple, and extremely delicious.
Cauliflower on its own is kinda boring. It took me years before I could imagine myself eating this plain, white vegetable.
When I first made this extra delicious steamed cauliflower, I knew there was more to explore in the cauliflower world. Now, I do enjoy different cauliflower meals quite often, especially when they're in season.
But! I had yet to realize how delicious cauliflower can be. Roasted cauliflower curry is seriously out of this world!!
If you have never tried roasted cauliflower, oh my gosh!
Pick one right now!
You've got to try this!
I am not a baker, so I don't know the chemical magic trick that happens when I roast cauliflower. Even my baby gal who doesn't like cauliflower love this roasted cauliflower curry.
This easy roasted cauliflower curry with garlic is tender, bursting with flavor, the Indian curry spice makes the roasted cauliflower a little heaven! Then I squeeze a lemon or mandarin over the cauliflower just before serving, you really have to try a roasted cauliflower my friend.
You only need a few ingredients to create this roasted cauliflower curry.
- A cauliflower
- garlic
- Spices
- olive oil
- salt
- A lemon/ mandarin
I like using fresh ginger and fresh garlic, when they roast they become crispy and delicious. You can add fresh turmeric as well if you like turmeric as I do. Just slice fresh ginger and garlic, not too thin otherwise they will burn.
How to cut cauliflower
It can be intimidating when you have a big cauliflower and you don't know how or where to start with it.
- First, remove the leaves
- Turn the cauliflower upside down so that you have the stem up
- Holding the stem, use a knife to cut off the big florets all around
- You are now left with the center of the head that has many florets
- If you can't cut off any individual florets anymore, then cut off the stem and try to break down the florets using your hands
- The more single florets you get the better if not, use your knife to cut the remaining part of the cauliflower head
- Now cut off the long stems from the florets. Keep them to make a vegetable broth together with the leaves and the base of the cauliflower
How to Choose Cauliflower
- The best cauliflower is the one that's freshly harvested!
- Check on the leaves, they are firm and vibrant in color
- The cauliflower doesn't have brown or discoloration
- When you hold the cauliflower, you feel its weight. It should be nice and heavy.
How to Store Cauliflower
It's challenging to keep cauliflower fresh. Don't leave it on your kitchen counter!
- If you can buy a fresh cauliflower with the leaves on the better
- Cut off the large outer leaves and the stem
- Using a damp kitchen towel or cloth wrap the cauliflower and keep it in a big freezer bag.
- Store the wrapped cauliflower in the vegetable section in your fridge.
- The cauliflower can store this way for a week or so.
If you have leftovers of roasted cauliflower, keep them in an air-tight container and have them within the next 3 days.
Now I can't wait to read that you bought that cauliflower in your grocery store and you made yourself this easy roasted cauliflower curry with garlic.
Please do share this recipe. Thank you for being here.
I love you, Githu.
Take a Look at these Delicious Cauliflowers Recipes
- Colorful cauliflower salad with fresh coconut
- Smoky cauliflower potato salad
- Summer salad cauliflower rice
Recipe
Easy roasted cauliflower curry with garlic
Equipment
- A large bowl
- A sharp knife
- A baking tray
Ingredients
- Some lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon Indian curry spice
- 1 teaspoon curcuma powder
- 6 Garlic cloves
- A piece of ginger
- 2 tablespoon Cold-pressed olive oil/coconut
- 1 Head of cauliflower (medium size)
- Some dry herb like oregano/basil/dill (optional)
- A pinch of salt
- 1 Lemon/mandarin for the juice
- Some fresh herbs of your choice
Instructions
- Heat your oven at 200°/ 392°
- Run water on your cauliflower head after removing the leaves
- Tap dry to remove completely any water
- Cut off the florets as indicated on the post above
- Slice garlic cloves and ginger. Not too thin otherwise they'll burn
- In a large bowl add the zest, curry, curcuma, oil, ginger, dry herbs, and garlic. Mix them well
- Add the cauliflower florets in the bowl and mix well till all the florets are covered with spice mix
- On your baking tray spread some little oil using your fingers or a kitchen brush
- Pour the curried cauliflower on the tray, spread them evenly on a single layer
- Roast for 30 minutes.
- Remove from the oven, sprinkle some salt, fresh herbs, and lemon or mandarin juice
- Serve as a side dish and enjoy.
- Thank you for sharing this recipe. Many blessings to you.
Meesha
This sounds really easy to make yet delicious!
Kay
The perfect way to spice up an otherwise bland vegetable!
Emily Flint
Roasted cauliflower is so yummy and your version with curry sounds even better! This would make a great side for the holidays!
Sue
I love roasted cauliflower, can't wait to try it with your curry spices!
Amanda Marie
I was skeptical but it came out really well!
Christina
This looks so good!
Rosario Arecco
I love cauliflower! can´t wait to make this! Thanks for sharing (:
Chef Dennis
This roasted cauliflower curry with garlic looks absolutely delicious! My wife loved this.
Leslie
What a great way to enjoy veggies! Loving the flavors!
Debra
So easy and super tasty! We will definitely be making this again.
Monica L Carten
Looks delicious. Thinking I'll make to bring to a friend's Thanksgiving!
Swathi
Easy roasted cauliflower curry looks yum. perfect treat.
Debra
So flavorful, and I loved the color too. Nice and crispy....we ate it straight from the pan!
Kate Hahnel
We loved this recipe!! The indian spices gave it some warm flavour + loved the zesty-roast combination!
Kate
The combination of spices really brought out the flavors in this dish! Will be making this recipe again. Yummy!
Githu
Kate, I am happy you made this recipe. Be blessed.