Shawarma cauliflower with green tahini from Ottolenghi Test Kitchen - Extra Good Things (page 97) by Yotam Ottolenghi and Noor Murad

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  • tarae1204 on June 11, 2025

    This wasn't at all what I expected but it came out great and was so full of flavor, we really enjoyed it. It's like a salad where the warm silky cauliflower contrasts beautifully with the lemony crunchy cabbage. Used green instead of red cabbage - that was totally fine. Also used one small and one medium head of cauliflower and I think that was definitely advisable as it shrinks so much in roasting. You probably want half a head of cauliflower per person if you're making this as a meal. We supplemented the protein with falafel we cooked up from frozen, and that went great with the sauce. Don't skimp on the oil, lemon, spices or herbs - they make this dish so flavorful!

  • treay on May 30, 2025

    Cooked this a part of a vegetarian meal and I must say that it was truly delicious. The green tahini sauce was also a hit.

  • KarinaFrancis on March 23, 2025

    The previous reviewers say it all, another excellent roasted cauliflower dish from the OTK crew.

  • hashi on January 13, 2025

    This recipe is a spice-filled winner. Served it with a wheat pita and the oven fries suggested in the recipe’s headnote.

  • clkandel on December 28, 2023

    Delicious! Served this with some pickled carrots I already had instead of the red onion. Any pickled veg would be great. Did cut back on the oil and it still seemed to have plenty.

  • Shaxon on March 25, 2023

    doesn't taste like cauliflower, very good, serve with naan or as a wrap in a flour tortilla

  • Apollonia on December 05, 2022

    Fantastic. I often find Ottolenghi recipes a bit too oily for my taste, so I usually cut the fat a lot, but I was persuaded by the headnote here not to, and that was the right call. The fat really carried the flavor, so don't skimp. The cabbage was a bit meh, but everything else superb. Unless your cauliflower is huge, this realistically serves more like 2 than 4.

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