Okay, first off, lets answer the question: What in the world is “frice?” Frice is a shortened name for faux rice. Faux rice is the stuff I used in my Best GF Pizza post. In fact, it was the taste of the crust mix prior to cooking that was reminiscent of broccoli, rice, and cheese casserole. So I decided to put it together with broccoli and see how it turned out. I loved the taste. I love the color the turmeric gave it, especially since turmeric is so good for us. It and the eggs gave it that nice shade of yellow (I’ll call it Rice-A-Roni yellow), even though the cheese I used was white. I loved that it looked like broccoli, rice, and cheese!
Broccoli, “Frice,” and Cheese
Ingredients:
2 10oz bags of frozen cauliflower (or 1 head fresh)
1 10oz bag of frozen broccoli florets (or 1/2 fresh)
2 Tbs ghee or butter
3 cups grated cheese
2 eggs
2 tsp dried basil
1 1/2 tsp garlic salt
1/2 tsp turmeric
1/2 tsp coriander
Remove cauliflower and broccoli from freezer, if frozen. Shred or finely chop cauliflower. (This is the most time consuming part of this dish) Melt ghee in a large frying pan. Add cauliflower and cook over medium heat until soft, but still retaining its shape, about 10 minutes. When done, remove from heat.
In a large bowl mix grated cheese, eggs, and spices.
I used Dubliner cheese from Kerrygold (bought it at Costco). Though you can’t tell, it’s white like all good cheese!
I love experimenting with spices!
Add cauliflower and mix well. Return to pan and return to heat, reduced to low. Rough chop broccoli then add to pan and mix well. Heat through until broccoli is warm and cheese is melted.
So good and good for you!
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Looks wonderful! Thanks for stopping by the carnival and sharing the recipe with us.
I love food that surprises, so this is inspiring to me. Cauliflower is one of my favourites, but the rest of my family aren’t so fond of it. I think I’ll use this idea as a compromise…..maybe I’ll just tell them it’s frice.