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CELEBRATIONS<br />
Photography: Alex Luck | Food stylist: Kat Mead<br />
Cauliflower is great at taking on all<br />
the delicious spicy, smoky flavours<br />
from the barbecue.<br />
SERVES 6-8<br />
TAKES 55mins<br />
INGREDIENTS:<br />
1 medium cauliflower<br />
2tbsp olive oil<br />
2tbsp dried oregano<br />
1tbsp smoked sea salt<br />
½tsp black pepper<br />
1tsp mild chilli powder<br />
zest of 1 lemon<br />
For the dressing<br />
4tbsp Greek yogurt<br />
1 jalapeño, finely<br />
chopped<br />
1tbsp fresh oregano leaves, finely chopped<br />
zest and juice of 1 lemon<br />
WHOLE BBQ<br />
CAULIFLOWER<br />
WITH A<br />
SMOKY SPICE<br />
RUB<br />
1. Start by mixing the dressing ingredients together in a<br />
bowl. Season to taste and pop in the fridge until needed.<br />
2. Remove the outer leaves of the cauliflower. Trim the stalk with<br />
a knife – you want to level it off so the cauliflower will sit flat.<br />
3. In another small bowl, mix the oil, oregano, smoked salt,<br />
pepper, chilli powder and lemon zest to make the rub. Then,<br />
use your hands to rub it all over the cauliflower.<br />
4. Put the cauliflower onto the BBQ, over indirect heat, and<br />
put the lid on. Bake it on the BBQ for 30mins – make sure<br />
your coals are nice and hot and try not to peep at it or the<br />
heat will escape.<br />
5. After 30mins, move the cauliflower over to the direct<br />
heat and cook for another 10-20mins, turning to make sure<br />
it’s lightly charred all over and the cauliflower has softened<br />
but still has a good amount of crunch in the middle.<br />
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6. Remove and carve it into wedges for dipping and<br />
dunking in the yoghurt sauce.<br />
TOP TIP: To cook indoors, preheat<br />
oven to 190°C/170°C fan/gas 5 and<br />
roast for around 40-50mins.<br />
<strong>MAN</strong> MAGAZINE SUMMER <strong>2019</strong><br />
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