Very tasty! I used 3 cans of chicken broth because I was trying to stretch the soup farther as I was feeding several people. I roasted some carrots with the cauliflower and cut them up, then added them right before the soup was ready to be served. I also sauteed some celery along with the onions. This was a yummy soup. I served it with broccoli cheese cornbread from this site. It was a very satisfying dinner!

Pretty solid soup. I like my soups a bit stronger in flavor, so I added in some cumin and used coconut milk to "pump up" the flavor a bit. Also, it could just be my oven, but the cauliflower only needed about 20 minutes in the oven.

A couple of minor changes, roasted a head of garlic with the cauliflower. Sauteed the onion in canola oil rather than butter. I didn't have any sherry so I added a bit of white wine (Riesling) instead. Delicious, the whole family enjoyed it.

Following the recipe almost to the letter (which is rare for me), this turned out well, however, I will definitely make changes for next time. In the future, I'll double the recipe, using 2 roasted heads of cauliflower and double the liquids for sure! I used all the seasonings in the recipe, but seasoned to taste rather than using the suggested measurements. The finished texture was reminiscient of cream of wheat, which I like, but I simply would've preferred more liquid to begin with so when I used my immersion blender, it would've been a smoother consistency. Easy adjustments for next time though, because this is strictly a personal preference. DH and DD weren't too impressed, but I was, simply because I've never been a big fan of cauliflower, and this recipe changed my mind. I absolutely LOVED the roasting part....will DEFINITELY roast my cauliflower anytime I need a tasty side dish (couldn't stop nibbling on it off the roasting pan, which I lined with parchment paper for easy cleanup). I'll tweak the recipe next time and see if I can't get it more to my liking, otherwise, it was a good stepping stone for me. Served with the Parmesan Knots from this site, it was a very filling dinner this evening.

Delicious, hearty soup with a nice garlic flavor. I found that 30 min. was plenty of time for roasting the cauliflower. I used skim milk, and I like that this recipe is low-fat. I've been eating for lunch this week and it is very filling!

This is a delicious recipe!! 10 stars!! I had never had cauliflower soup until I made this and now I am hooked! I've made it 4 times in the past couple months! I do omit the nutmeg because I don't like the flavor. I toss the cauliflower with whatever seasoning I am in the mood for and also add fresh garlic. I also omitted the sherry just because I didn't have it. I like to mash my cauliflower before adding it to the liquid part and then use my submersion blender to further puree. Perhaps I chose an extra large head of cauliflower this time because I ended up doubling the chicken stock. I just LOVE this soup! I serve mine with a little shredded cheese and a dollop of Greek Yogurt (if I'm really cutting loose I put in some bacon pieces!). The only cauliflower soup recipe I will ever look for!!!!

This was a fantastic recipe! I didn't have 'roasted garlic-flavor' olive oil, but I did have some truffle olive oil and it was wonderful. I used a half cup of milk and added a half cup of cream (because I like the cream based soups), and I just stuck the immersion blender in the whole pot to blend some of the largest cauliflower pieces. The result was more of a 'chunky' soup, but we loved it. I'll definitely keep this recipe around for times in the future when I have leftover cauliflower!

Very yummy! I wish I hadn't pureed a portion of the soup because it was better chunky. It was very difficult not to gobble up the freshly roasted and somewhat caramelized cauliflower. So good! I'll definitely be making that part again and again as a side dish.

This was really easy and tasty! I garnished it with some shredded cheddar cheese and ate it with toast - a perfect lunch on a windy winter day :)

Great recipe. Wouldn't change a thing!!