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Spoon everything onto your plate, sprinkle that parsley over it, and drop on some Parmesan if you want. Dig in while it's still hot.
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Once you turn off the stove, throw in your salt and pepper. Got red pepper flakes? Sprinkle some if you like it spicy.
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Keep the pan going another 5 to 7 minutes, stir a bit now and then. Mushrooms should look golden and feel soft.
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When the cauliflower’s softening up, toss in your mushroom slices. Give the pan a good shake or stir so they mix in that garlicky oil.
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Drop the dry cauliflower florets into your hot pan. Turn them around sometimes and let them cook for about 5-7 minutes, until the edges get golden and a bit caramelized.
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Pour your olive oil into a big pan and warm it up over medium heat. Dump in the minced garlic, keep things moving for a minute. It should smell awesome but not turn brown.
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Snap the cauliflower into small chunks. Give them a good rinse in cold water, dry them off with some paper towels, and make sure there's no water left.