Genevieve Ko is the former cooking editor for the Los Angeles Times. She has written more than a dozen cookbooks with notable chefs and is the author of “Better Baking.” Ko graduated from Yale University and has been a food writer, editor and recipe developer for national food media outlets, including NYT Cooking. She was born and raised in Monterey Park on dim sum, onigiri and chimichangas.
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Cauliflower tastes great when grilled and becomes a versatile side dish or main dish that pairs well with a range of seasonings and sauces. This guide to grilling cauliflower makes it an easy recipe.