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I've always thought cauliflower cheese was fiddly to make, but you are right, Snoop, it's actually the amount of washing up it makes that really puts me off. At a minimum, a pan for the cauli, a pan for the sauce, a cheese grater and a dish to serve it in, all for one vegetable.
Don't bother grating the cheese, just cut it into slices or fingers with a knife. It'll dissolve slightly more slowly, but it doesn't make any other difference.
Location:- Rugby, Warwckshire on Limy clay (within sight of the Cement factory)
Never tried it, but you can freeze cheese sauce- might it be worth batch cooking some to save the bother of all the washing up another time? Or at least grating then freezing some cheese so you can grab handfuls when needed.
Just a thought
"Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple
Absolutely. From looking for an onion to food on a plate, less than twenty mins with a pressure cooker. In fact, I reckon nearer to quarter of an hour yesterday, as I released the pressure a bit early because I was too hungry to wait!
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