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Quezada and his team start by slicing a head of cauliflower in thirds, leaving part of the stem. The cauliflower is then drizzled with salt, pepper, olive oil and Tajin spice, and baked in the ...

Mulch lilac annually in spring. Spread a layer of organic matter, such as well-rotted garden compost, around the plant, leaving a gap around the stem. Propagate lilacs by softwood cuttings. The best ...

Add 2 quarts water, the sugar and 3 tablespoons salt; bring to a boil over medium-high. Carefully add the cauliflower, stem side down, then cover and turn off the heat. The cauliflower will float; ...

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In most cases, pruning isn’t needed. You can train the tree to have a single main stem, with side branching within its first years of growth. Then just remove dead, damaged or diseased wood as needed.

Carefully add the cauliflower, stem side down, then cover and turn off the heat. The cauliflower will float; it’s fine if the top of the head is not submerged. Let cool until barely warm ...