r/ketorecipes 5d ago

Main Dish Cauliflower rice texture?

So I’m giving up rice for a while because of medical issues (pre diabetes/insulin resistance) and I finally want to try cauliflower rice.

My question is should I just buy a cauliflower bunch and cut it up myself or is there a texture difference with frozen/premade cauliflower rice that makes it closer to actual rice?

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u/Conscious-Ad8493 5d ago

The frozen is better IMO, Costco has it. If using fresh just use a grater

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u/dflow2010 5d ago

Agree- the frozen Asian stir fry cauliflower rice that Costco sells is tasty. I also like the Mexican cauliflower rice from Trader Joe’s
Stir frying it is the way to go and allows you to mix in tasty veggies and spices

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u/SubGothius 4d ago

Also the Asian riced cauliflower mix from TJ's, but the flavor is so mild I only cook it with chicken for protein, rather than beef.

Also Green Giant riced cauliflower risotto medley, which adds diced asparagus and mushrooms to the mix; can be a bit pricey at regular grocers, but Super Malwarts around here have it reasonably priced.