Twelve drinks of Christmas 2024
This year’s Twelve Drinks of Christmas menu serves up a sparkling flavour of the Bay. Find out more.
Read moreCrunchy blackened harissa cauliflower, coconut, garlic and tahini, yoghurt and fresh summer mint. A scattering of pomegranate seeds and a squeeze of lemon. Summer flavours with the warmth of harissa make this a firm favourite at The Beach Hut.
Serves four
Vegan
2 large cauliflowers - trimmed and washed, leaving as many leaves as possible
140g harissa paste
60ml olive oil
2 lemons
Salt
500g Coconut yoghurt
100g Tahini
2 Cloves garlic - peeled and finely grated
1 large pomegranate - deseeded (cut in half and bash the skin with a wooden spoon
25g mint - washed and picked
25g coriander - washed and picked
Olive oil for finishing
Preheat oven to 180C
Dilute the harissa paste with the olive oil.
Cut each cauliflower into 8 wedges and coat with the harissa paste, season with salt.
Place on a baking sheet as a single layer but next to each other to allow the cauliflower to steam and roast at the same time, creating textures and flavours.
Cut the lemon in half and place face down on the tray.
Bake at 180c for between 20 and 30 minutes depending on size. Check by piercing the thickest part with a knife which should be soft with little resistance. The leaves should be coloured from steamed green to golden, even blackened on the edges. The lemon should be blackened on the flesh side.
Place the yoghurt, tahini and garlic into a bowl, mix together and squeeze in the juice from the two roasted lemons, season with salt.
Divide the coconut yoghurt and tahini dressing between 4 plates and spread over the base.
Top with the roasted cauliflower wedges. Scatter the herbs and pomegranate seeds over the top and finish with a little olive oil.
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