Cauliflower With Egg Sauce

DIRECTIONSINGREDIENTSFOR 2FOR 4FOR 6
1. Break into flowersCAULIFLOWER1 small (¾ lb.)1 medium (1½ lbs.)1 large (2¼ lbs.)
2. Dice leaves and stems to cook with flowerets.
3. Cover and boil mixture 10 minutes, or until tender inboiling WATER1 cup2 cups2½ cups
SALT½ teasp.1 teasp.1½ teasp.
4. Meanwhile, mix in saucepancondensed cream of MUSHROOM SOUP⅓ cup¾ cup1 can
PET MILK¼ cup½ cup¾ cup
SALTfew grains⅛ teasp.¼ teasp.
PEPPERfew grainsfew grainsfew grains
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE (can omit)¼ teasp.½ teasp.¾ teasp.
5. Fold in dicedhard-cooked EGGS123

6. Heat and stir over low heat. Do not boil.

7. Drain cauliflower mixture and serve with the hot sauce.

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