Roasted Cauliflower with Red Chile, Cilantro & Lime

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With the Tuna Trio yesterday, I'm kinda tuna'd out. So I thought this recipe would be a nice change of pace. This is one of Baby Lady's favorite recipes and she will be happy I posted it without her asking me to do so.  It is also one of my favorites, too.

Baby Lady & I always eat a balanced meal and are always looking for new ways to fix old favorites.

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Try making your own chile flakes by dry-roasting some anchos and chiles chipotle meccas (these are the dried ones) all of these can be found at Casa Lucas on 24th and Alabama Sts. Dry roast on the comal until charred but not burnt and break up into small pieces using the molcajete- the chiptole meccas are sort of soft so you'll need to mince them with a sharp knife, then combine flaked chiles with the garlic, kosher or sea salt (any kind of coarse salt), crush ingredients well in the molcajete, add the olive oil and follow recipe here.

About My Mission: Tastes of SF

San Francisco’s Mission District is a foodie paradise, a world of tastes unto itself. Multi-ethnic and lingual, noisy, colorful, aromatic. A 12-year Mission resident, this is my backyard, a sprawling shopping mall of foods, spices, and flavor; and in it, I am constantly discovering new gems, like a fruit from Mexico that’s only available for a week just before Christmas (tejocotes) or a restaurant that converts its menu and name one night week to support and celebrate free-range, sustainably sourced hogs (Regalito becomes Pigalito on Tuesdays). Join me on a journey to where food is more than a passion, its a destination. As owner/chef at Tres Señoritas Gourmet, Mexican Catering, I travel between the Mission and Mexico, tasting my way through both, studying, honing my skills as cook and budding a food anthropologist. CASA LA TIA, my guest house is under construction in Tenango de Valle, Mexico and scheduled to open Summer 2016. A volunteer at International High School working on Diversity issues and a single mother of 3 amazing, tril-lingual, multi-cultural kids; I am currently working on a cookbook about Mexican holidays and food.

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