Roasted cauliflower with "romesco" sauce, with farfalle and beans

It may not be your traditional pasta dish, but together the flavours were lovely.  All ingredients (except the wine) found inside and outside Todmorden's market.  Oil, garlic, pasta, nuts, roast peppers, herbs and spices from The Mediterranean Pantry - vegetables from the two stalls outside.  Roasting the cauliflower brings out a lovely nutty flavour, but don't leave it in too long, you still want a little crunch left in it.

Olive oil
Cauliflower
Roast red peppers (from a jar)
Garlic
Ground almonds
White wine (optional)
Pasta (farfalle today)
Green beans
Edamame beans (can be bought frozen if you can't find fresh, or omit)
Salad leaves
Radishes

1.  Break the cauliflower into decent sized florets, toss in olive oil and roast at 180 for about 20 minutes.
2.  Meanwhile make the "romesco" sauce.  It might normally be a bit hotter than this one, but I didn't fancy chilli so didn't add any.  Soften crushed garlic gently in olive oil, add chopped red peppers (from the jar) and allow to cook gently.  Add a cup of white wine (or water) and a big handful of ground almonds, simmer for 5 minutes.
3.  Start the pasta cooking in boiling salted water, steam the beans on top.
4.  Remove the sauce from the heat - add it to the cauliflower, toss about in it and put it back in the oven to finish off.
5.  Make a simple salad.
6.  Serve, scoff .... it was very summery and very delicious.