Cauliflower Couscous
Make a cup of tea with the jasmine teabag and add the sultanas. Leave to soak for a couple of hours ideally, though at least while you prepare the other ingredients.
Blend the cauliflower in a food processor until the texture resembles couscous. Transfer to a mixing bowl and season lightly with salt.
Toast the nuts and seeds in a hot dry pan – or in an oven preheated to 180°C – until golden, season lightly with salt, then add to the cauliflower along with the herbs, olive oil, lemon zest and juice, pomegranate, grapes, garlic and drained sultanas.
Keep at room temperature until serving, as that’s a far more enjoyable to eat this than when it’s straight out of the refrigerator.
Serve the couscous in a bowl with the labne on the side, topped with a generous scattering of dukkah.
Recipe courtesy of Essential by Ollie Dabbous (Bloomsbury Publishing, £30) which is published on 16th September. Photography by Joakim Blockstrom.
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