You're going to love the nutritional value of cauliflower. Not only is it a low carb and versatile vegetable it's also packed with goodness. Cauliflower is also touted as being a great source of Vitamin C! Just be sure to get the freshest you can get your hands on. It's gotta be really firm and the florets tight. Any black blemishes is a tell tale sign that the veggie is already deteriorating.
Here's the scoop.
For a whole, raw, medium head here are some cauliflower nutrition facts:
Calories: 144
Protein: 11g
Carbs: 30g
Fiber: 14g
Net Carbs: 16g
Fat: 1.2g
Vit. A: 109I.U
Thiamine: 0.33mg
Riboflavin: 0.36mg
Niacine: 3.00mg
Vit.B6: 1.30mg
Folic Acid: 328.0mcg
Vit. B12: 0.00 mcg
Vit. C: 267.0mg
Calcium: 127.0mg
Iron: 2.5mg
Magnesium: 86.3mg
Potassium: 1742mg
Zinc: 1.6mg
If you've never had cauliflower you don't know what you're missing. Cauliflower can be eaten raw or cooked. It tastes milder than broccoli but definitely has a sweet cabbage-like flavor with nutty undertones. Raw cauliflower florets are great for scooping up dips too! Pack a cup of fresh cauliflower for a low carb snack or as part of your lunch.
10 florets of raw cauliflower contain 15 calories, 5g carbs, 2.5g fiber, so the net carb count is only 2.5g.
Frozen cauliflower retains its nutritional value and makes some recipes very convenient. I was quite surprised that the flavor was not affected. So if you don't have time to fuss with fresh cauliflower, buy the frozen kind.
By the way, leftover cooked or raw cauliflower is a great addition to a vegetable soup or salad.
For a list of recipes featuring cauliflower please visit the How To Cook Cauliflower page. There you'll find a growing list of great low carb recipes.
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