
I was asked if you can dehydrate cauliflower. The answer is yes, but not with good results. The quality is rated poor. It darkens in color if it is not pre-processed with vinegar. It also gets rubbery when reconstituted, or it will get mushy. Most of the time it would be used for crushing in soups and sauces, when dried.
I personally blanch and freeze my cauliflower. Then I can use it whichever way I want. I can then serve it as buttered cauliflower, or with cheese sauce, or as an additive to soups, sauces and casseroles..
I also process cauliflower in a brine to make a mixed vegetable medley or pickled (sweet/sour)cauliflower.
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Thanks for the cauliflower information. That is how mine turned out. It started to turn brown like a banana would. Almost felt rubbery like mushrooms when they dry.
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