Caulifower cheese with Christmas dinner?

Yes but not a lot of sauce and it roasted in the oven a nice addition to the meal.

It’s lovely but can make for one side dish too many at Christmas. I tried adding it last Christmas but won’t do so again. A nice addition to an ordinary roast.

Yes if it's a veggie roast, but otherwise not.
I love cauli cheese as a main meal.

Sounds interesting to me!

I love cauliflower cheese. I don't often have it with a roast but I suppose it would be lovely as long as others have said and the sauce is thick and doesn't touch the gravy!
I have a little recipe tip as well (which you all might thing sounds horrible) - but if you have any leftover bread sauce, add a big handful of mature cheddar, a half teaspoon of English mustard and a dash of Worcestershire sauce and you have an instant cheese sauce for the cauliflower.

I love home made bread sauce! At a pub carvery meal once I spooned lots of it on my meal only to discover that it was horseradish, which I hate!

I always serve up either cheesy leeks or cauliflower cheese as I don’t like cauliflower without a cheese sauce. But each to their own I think.

We have cauliflower cheese with just about everything. Often have broccoli with it. I like it with mushrooms and sausages but am happy to have it with chicken, too.

I always make cauliflower cheese with a roast dinner.

Yes to both!!

NO! Definitely no .....................

I would have cauliflower cheese for my xmas dinner, with the other veggie trimmings, so if you have a veggie coming for lunch it sounds like a great idea!

I would, in fact I’ll probably do it as I don’t eat potatoes so eat a lot of cauli.

Also though, I don’t have gravy.

Just seen on Facebook that Premier Inn now have a plate that keeps baked beans away from the rest of the breakfast food. Could use that for cauliflower cheese!

No cauliflower cheese on Christmas Day.

However I do add something that many are shocked about. Yorkshire Puddings. I can eat enough of them.

Yes to Yorkshires too. My kids would not consider a roast dinner without Yorkshires.

Nooo, not Yorkshire puddings with Christmas dinner.

No Yorkshire puddings, but yes to cauliflower cheese. We always had it with Christmas dinner when I was a child, so it is traditional, in my family at least. I’d guess though if we all listed exactly what we have there would be quite a bit of variation.

No Yorkshire pudding unless we have beef for Christmas dinner.

I seem to be the only one who likes turkey.

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I prefer cauliflower cheese as a main course. These days I usually wrap the raw cauliflower in a thin layer of pastry and cook it in the oven. The cauliflower tastes much better than when boiled. When it's done I split the pastry open and pour the cheese sauce in and over it. Tasty with bacon and baked beans!

I would eat it with a roast if it was served to me. As I don't like gravy, that wouldn't be a problem. Yorkshire puddings only go with beef - or as a toad-in-the-hole!

Love cauliflower cheese either as a standalone dish with baked potato or as a side dish with Sunday roast, when we get together on a Sunday my family love it

Always totally delish!

Yes to cauliflower cheese No to gravy