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Ingredients
1kgmedium cauliflower
2garlic cloves crushed
FOR THE SAUCE GRIBICHE:
2tspDijon mustard
2tspcider vinegar
6Tbspextra virgin olive oil
2Tbspfinely chopped capers
4Tbspfinely chopped gherkins in vinegar
5Tbspfinely chopped parsley
FOR THE TOFU SCRAMBLE:
400gplain tofu
2garlic cloves crushed
2Tbspnutritional yeast
1/2tspturmeric
extra olive oil
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 200C/390F/Gas 6.
Drain tofu and press it so that to extract as much liquid as possible. You can do this by placing the tofu between two plates with a heavyweight on top or by using a tofu press.
Cut the cauliflower into smallish florets.
Place cauliflower florets and crushed garlic on a baking tray. Gentle toss in a bit of olive oil. Roast for around 30 mins until the cauliflower is cooked. Make sure you give a stir after 15mins so vegetables cook evenly.
In the meantime make the sauce gribiche by mixing together: Dijon mustard, vinegar, extra virgin olive oil, chopped capers, chopped gherkins and chopped parsley leaves. Set aside.
10 mins before the cauliflower is cooked, start making the tofu scramble.
To make the scramble, heat a frying pan sprayed with some olive oil. In a separate bowl, mash pressed tofu with a fork. Transfer scrambled tofu to the frying pan.
Add turmeric, nutritional yeast and crushed garlic. Blend well. Cook under medium heat, stirring often, until warm.
Serve roasted cauliflower mixed with scrambled tofu with the sauce gribiche on the side. This dish is best eaten hot or warm.