Cauliflower tikka masala
A great meat free curry, this cauliflower tikka masala is great for people trying to cut down on the amount of meat they are eating!

Nutrition (per serving)
Ingredients
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                                        Large cauliflower1
For the marinade
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                                        Balsamic vinegar2 tablespoon
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                                        Oil0.5 tablespoon
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                                        Salt1 pinch
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                                        Tandoori Masala Blend4 tsp
- 
                                        Lemon juice1
For the sauce
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                                        Oil1 tablespoon
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                                        Pre-chopped onion1 cup (115 g)
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                                        Frozen pre-chopped garlic2 tsp
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                                        Chopped tomatoes1 can
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                                        Goan spice (hot) or Bhuana spice (medium) or Korma spice (mild)0.66 tablespoon
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                                        Soft brown sugar1 tsp
- 
                                        Single cream or coconut300 ml
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                                        Ground almonds (optional)1 tablespoon
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                                        Salt (to taste)1
- 
                                        Coriander (to garnish)1
Method
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										                                        First up, mix up all the marinade ingredients and pour over the cauliflower in a shallow oven-proof dish. Mix well with your hands. Leave to marinade for 2 hours or overnight. 
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										                                        To cook the cauliflower, set the oven to 180°C and roast the cauliflower for around 10 to 15 minutes. It should be cooked but retain a lovely bite. 
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										                                        To make the sauce, heat the oil in a pan over a medium heat and cook the onion and garlic until soft, then add the tomatoes and cook these down until the paste is thick. 
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										                                        Add the spices and sugar and cook for about a minute. 
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										                                        Stir in the cream and almonds. Now add the cauliflower. 
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										                                        Ready for the FreezerOnce cooled, place in sealable labelled freezer bags and pop in the freezer. 
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										                                        Ready to EatSimply defrost and heat in the microwave or in oven until piping hot. 
 
     
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                             
												                                            
I made this tonight for tea, even the kids liked it (10 and 15 years old). I will definitely be batch cooking this.
That is great to hear!
Hi – do you chop up the cauliflower at the beginning? Or do you marinade and roast it whole?
chop it up before roasting 🙂