If you’ve yet to roast a head of cauliflower, I highly recommend it. This recipe for garlic and thyme whole roasted cauliflower is simple to make and inspired by fellow food blogger, Brynn from the Domestic Dietitian.

About a month ago, I came across #FoodBloggerLove, a Valentine’s Day event for food and recipe bloggers around the world. The goal being to meet fellow food bloggers and spread a little love. Once signed up, I would be assigned a food blogger (at random) and our blog would also be assigned to someone (but not the same person). I thought it would be a great way to not only get our name out there but to share another food blog with you, our lovely readers.

One of the questions we were asked was to share a little bit about our blogs – here’s what Brynn had to say, “I’m a Registered Dietitian sharing my passion for easy, affordable, and delicious nutrition. I believe life is hard enough, being healthy and happy shouldn’t have to be. My blog is dedicated to helping others create a happy and healthy lifestyle in a hectic home. Trying to raise healthy little ones who love vegetables but indulge in juicy cheeseburgers without guilt.”

So, I quickly hopped online to check out Brynn’s blog. After reading her food philosophy, I knew we’d have a lot in common. So, I dug into her recipes and found Whole Roasted Cauliflower. I really had my eye on her Almond Butter Chocolate Espresso Bars, but decided to skip the sugar and go for a new side dish.

By now you probably know, we eat seasonally and rarely purchase produce outside of the farms we work with. But, here in the Sullivan Catskills, cauliflower is totally out of season. So, I did something I normally don’t do – I picked up a head at the grocery store (organic, of course). All I can say is, I’m sure glad I did – what a great veggie side to incorporate into my repertoire. Now I can’t wait for cauliflower season.

I love cauliflower most ways, but roasted as a whole head, covered in garlic, butter and thyme is insanely delicious. We dug in as soon as it was photographed and literally consumed half the head as an afternoon snack. The plan for the other half is to enjoy with morning eggs – yum 🙂

Here’s my take on Brynn’s recipe – check out her blog and make this cauliflower. You will not be disappointed.

Meet Brynn, the Domestic Dietitian

Brynn is a Registered Dietitian of 10 years. After changing her major four times in college, she stumbled across a nutrition class and was hooked after just one Intro to Nutrition course.

Brynn’s goal for her blog is to share tips and tricks for creating healthy meals that fit into everyday life. “It’s about finding ways to incorporate a healthy lifestyle into an already hectic home.”

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Food bloggers, join the fun next year! Become a member of the Facebook group, #FoodBloggerLove.