What is cauliflower?
Cauliflower is a large, cream-coloured cruciferous vegetable that is closely related to broccoli. It’s popular in vegetarian recipes and for those looking to reduce calories.
Cauliflower is filled with powerful phytonutrients and antioxidants, such as choline. Some view it as a superfood, and its high fibre content is also excellent for supporting healthy digestion.
Originally hailing from Cyprus, cauliflower comes in four colours: the ubiquitous creamy white version, plus orange, purple and green. The latter also boasts the same chlorophyll content as the veggie's relative, broccoli. The firm, dense head is actually a cluster of immature flowers and is known more correctly as a 'curd'.


































































