Roasted Harissa Cauliflower Stew
Categories / Main Dish / Soup Inspired Recipes
Roasting the cauliflower in harissa and then gently folding through the gentle and warm spiced Amy’s Lentil & Chickpea Soup is going to create such delicious smells in your home - everyone will be gathered around the table before you know it!
Elspeth Allison
Having worked in food for over 10 years, Elspeth started in the catering industry in and around London for supper clubs, private events and weddings. Later after gaining some experience within the magazine and editorial sector, Elspeth landed a dream job on Jamie Oliver's food team. This incredible opportunity gave Elspeth the chance to find a love for creating beauty and style with the food, props and recipes she styles. Now Elspeth has become a freelance food stylist and recipe writer working with various clients around the south-west of England. www.elspethallison.com
Directions
- Preheat the oven to 400°F.
- Put the sliced red onion in a bowl, along with the vinegar and a pinch of sea salt. Scrunch together with your hands to soften and leave to one side.
- Toss the cauliflower and sweet potato chunks in a roasting tray with 1 tbsp oil and the harissa; thoroughly mix. Roast for 40 minutes, tossing halfway, until charred and golden.
- Meanwhile, heat the remaining 1 tbsp oil in a high-sided skillet over medium heat. Fry the garlic and sliced cilantro stalks for 2 minutes until lightly golden.
- Pour in the Amy’s Organic Lentil & Chickpea Soup and bring to a simmer, cooking for 10 minutes. Stir the cooked cauliflower and sweet potato through the soup and leave on low heat.
- Put the mint leaves and 3 tbsp yogurt into a food processor. Season and blitz until a smooth vibrant green sauce. Pour into a bowl and ripple through the remaining yogurt.
- To serve, pour the stew into a large platter or serving dish. Scatter over the pink pickled onions and drizzle over the mint yogurt. Serve with cilantro leaves and toasted coconut flakes. Serve with the lemon wedges to squeeze over.
Pro tip
Try roasted broccoli if you aren’t a cauliflower lover.
