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Roast cauliflowe­r with prosciutto & taleggio

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This is a really good treatment for cauliflowe­r steaks (though I hate the term ‘steak’ when used for vegetables). This takes much less time to make than old-fashioned cauliflowe­r cheese.

SERVES 2-4 PREP 10 mins COOK 30 mins EASY

1 large cauliflowe­r olive oil, for brushing

125g taleggio cheese, sliced

4 slices prosciutto

4 generous tbsp crème fraîche

75g gruyère, grated rocket or watercress, lightly dressed, to serve (optional) 1 Heat oven to 220C/200C fan/gas 7. Remove the leaves from the cauliflowe­r and cut out the base (without cutting away so much that the head collapses). Cut the cauliflowe­r in half, then into four slices – two from each half – that are about 2cm thick. Put these on a baking sheet, brush all over with oil and season with pepper (no salt). Cover the baking sheet tightly with foil and cook for 12 mins. 2 Remove from the oven, take off the foil and turn the heat down to 200C/180C fan/gas 6. Put the sheet back and cook for 8 mins. Remove from the oven – the pieces should be golden on one side – and turn the cauliflowe­r over. Put some of the taleggio, a slice of prosciutto and a spoonful of crème fraîche on each cauliflowe­r piece. Sprinkle with the gruyère, then return to the oven.

3 Cook for another 8 mins, or until the cauliflowe­r is golden and the cheese has melted. The cauliflowe­r pieces should be completely tender. Serve straightaw­ay with the rocket or watercress, if you like.

GOOD TO KNOW calcium • folate • vit c • 1 of 5-a-day • gluten free

PER SERVING (4) 484 kcals • fat 39g • saturates 22g • carbs 10g • sugars 7g • fibre 4g • protein 22g • salt 2.1g

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