Cauliflower challenge

It is always a "challenge" to get the right ingredients,this time it was hard to get a turkey.
The other ingredients were quite simple,cauliflower,cranberry,and wraps.
This is how I did it.

The first thing I did was the chicken.I stuffed it with lemon,garlic,parsley, and rubbed it in with "butt burners" and let it marinate overnight.
Prepare the Weber for indirect grilling, and set a chicken on a beercan (we had an rose beer) for about 90 minutes.
After grilling you can pull the chicken in small pieces and wrap it in.
The cauliflower was blanched,and finished in the oven,with an cream sauce gratin.
Put the cauliflower in a casserole.Preheat the oven on 200ºc.
In the meantime chop an onion and some garlic and sauté.Add 250Ml cream and 50gr Parmasan cheese and heat it up.
Spread it over the cauliflower,and shove in the oven for about 10 minutes.
The cranberry is a pain in the Ass... I hate them,but I give it a try...
It was not bad at all... I put 250gr cranberry's and 250gr sugar in a pan and let it cook for about 20 minutes.Now we had an little bit sweeter jelly..Not bad at all.. Specially If you eat it with the cauliflower,chicken and wrap in one bite.
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