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Pile the veggies onto your plate or bowl. Sprinkle over the parsley and toss on some Parmesan if you’re feeling cheesy. Serve it up while it’s nice and hot.
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Toss in a pinch of salt and grind in some pepper. If you want some spice, go wild with the red pepper flakes. Take the pan off the stove.
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Keep letting everything hang out in the skillet for another 5-7 minutes, giving it a stir every now and then. Wait until the mushrooms look browned and feel soft.
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When you notice the cauliflower getting tender, dump in those mushrooms. Give everything a good mix so the garlic oil gets all over.
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Toss your nice dry cauliflower into the skillet. Stir it gently, and keep it going for 5-7 minutes. You’ll want some golden brown bits on the edges before you stop.
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Glug your olive oil into a big pan and turn the heat to medium. Add garlic and stir for about a minute. Stop once you smell that awesome garlic scent—don’t let it go brown.
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Snap or cut your cauliflower into evenly sized small florets. Wash them under cold water, drain, and dry them off really well with paper towels.