Adjective modifier

• large: The center of the soup bowl had large cauliflowers in and different colored tree bark was used to do all the two-foot diameter nuts.

• purple: First I sowed the purple cauliflower, yes purple.

• more: Allotment Diary for Monday 12th June 2006 Back to June entries If at first you don't succeed, sow some more cauliflowers.

• early: Very early cauliflowers may be planted out; also early sown leeks.

Converse of object

• grow: They grow cauliflowers, our red and white cabbages and also potatoes.

• cut: We will cut the last cauliflower of the season this week and the barns are empty of old season potatoes.

• add: When boiling add the cauliflower and cook for five minutes.

• sow: Sow autumn cauliflowers in an outdoor seed bed from the middle of the month onwards.

• chop: For Cauliflower curries: Add the basic ingredients listed above into a saucepan along with the chopped cauliflower.

• cook: Place the cooked cauliflower in a layer on top of the lentils.

Preposition: into

• floret: Jane Baxter 1. Separate cauliflower into resonably large florets.

Modifies a noun

• floret: Raw cauliflower florets are particularly good for scooping up dips.

• mosaic: The cauliflower mosaic viral promoter a recipe for disaster?

• puree: Gradually add the hot milk while stirring to make a thick sauce; stir in the cauliflower purée.

• virus: The cauliflower mosaic virus promoter plays a major role.

• cheese: Then we all had some cauliflower cheese in the dressing room that the catering people had kept for us.

• promoter: The cauliflower mosaic virus promoter plays a major role.

Noun used with modifier

• winter: Carrots and potatoes are still in store but winter cauliflower and spinach comes to an end.

• summer: In some countries no system was available for the summer cauliflower crop.

• baby: A quick status check on the plot, taking stock...more 02-06-2006 Featuring my new addition to the culinary repertoire, baby cauliflower.