These roasted garlic-butter cauliflower steaks are a game-changer, turning a simple vegetable into a mouthwatering main dish.

Thick slices of cauliflower are roasted to golden perfection, infused with the savory flavors of garlic butter.

Roasted Garlic-Butter Cauliflower Steaksare your answer to a meatless main that will fill you up.

the ingredients to make the Roasted Garlic-Butter Cauliflower Steaks

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The roasted garlic elevates the flavor, and the Parmesan cheese adds a delicious umami element.

Cauliflower is a hydrating vegetable with fiber, so it will keep you full after eating a large slice.

You also control the sodium in this recipe by using a salt-free seasoninga heart-healthy choice.

a step in making the Roasted Garlic-Butter Cauliflower Steaks

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Keep reading for our expert tips, including how to slice cauliflower into steaks without the pieces crumbling.

Cut 12 inch off top of garlic head to expose cloves; discard top.

Place cauliflower on a cutting board, stem-side down.

a step in making the Roasted Garlic-Butter Cauliflower Steaks

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Using a large chefs knife, cut 4 (34-inch-thick) slices from the center of the head.

(Reserve remaining cauliflower for another use.)

Arrange the steaks in a single layer on the baking sheet with the garlic.

a step in making the Roasted Garlic-Butter Cauliflower Steaks

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Roast until tender and browned, 35 to 40 minutes.

Remove from oven; gently flip the steaks and carefully initiate the garlic packet.

Spread the garlic butter over the steaks (about 2 tablespoons each).

a recipe photo of the Roasted Garlic-Butter Cauliflower Steaks

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Bake until the cheese is melted, about 5 minutes.

There are a few possible reasons this might happen.

Instead of getting the desired crispiness, the vegetable will become soggy.

Other reasons could be cooking it at a low temperature or not letting it cook long enough.

It depends on whether you want to serve the steaks as a main course or a side dish.

As a main course, serve it with othervegetable side dishes.

you’ve got the option to also store them for 3 months in the freezer.

Reheat them in the microwave on a covered microwave-safe plate until warmed through.

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