2, after whacking, to use more water rinse a few times, I washed 3 times, or muddy water, so I just soak for half an hour, and washed twice, finally cleaner.
3, the washed stone cauliflower into the pressure cooker, put 40 times the water, and add a small spoon of white vinegar. Bring to a boil over high heat and then reduce the heat to low, preferably for 1 1/2 hours, I used 1 hour for my first pot and it didn't turn out very well.
4, simmering soup is thick, use gauze to strain the soup, put into a small pot (bowl can also be).
5, with the temperature gradually reduced, the soup gradually turned into jelly-like cold powder. If you put it in the freezer, it will be more solid than at room temperature. Tossed with garlic, vinegar, salt, and chopped cilantro, it becomes a refreshing stone cauliflower noodle.
Boiled stone cauliflower, you can also add water to boil again, of course, the proportion of water to reduce. Personally, I think 1:15 at most. Time should be extended accordingly. This can improve the yield.