Cauliflower in bloom - Versatile veggie adds touch of white to snowless season.(Food)

The Boston Herald | January 9, 2000| | Copyright

If you're troubled by the dearth of white stuff this winter, head to the produce department and pick up a cauliflower. This sometimes-neglected vegetable is perfect for the season: It's plentiful, relatively inexpensive and somehow chic in its wintry white.

Cauliflower is a member of the cruciferous vegetable family, considered highly nutritious. But while some may object to the stronger-flavored crucifers, such as broccoli and cabbage, most people enjoy the milder, almost creamy taste of cauliflower.

Its relative blandness means that cauliflower blends well ...

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