Set a veggie steamer basket in the bottom of a large pot. Add water until it just reaches the bottom of the steamer basket. Place the pot on the stove, cover with a tight fitting lid, and set the burner on high to start the water boiling.

Wash the cauliflowers, and then cut off as much of the bottom of the cauliflower as you can, making sure to take off all of the leaves. You can use a small knife to help get all of the leaves off.

Lay the cauliflower on a cutting board and cut long slices off of each side, just until you reach the center part of the cauliflower. We're not going to cook the center part, but we can cook everything else. I usually chop either side, then turn and do the opposite sides. I'm left with the top and center part. Cut off the top and discard the center. You don't need to worry about cutting off florets off of the branches, everything is edible.

Peel 2 cloves of garlic. No need to cut the cloves, we're just going to throw them in with the cauliflower. Garlic can be very overpowering in this recipe. I started with 3 cloves and had to cut back, so just remember that when you're judging size.

Once the water is boiling, add the cauliflower and garlic cloves. Cover the pot with the lid again, and let the veggie boil for 15 minutes.

Taste the cauliflower after 15 minutes and make sure it's done. It shouldn't be so cooked that it's mush.

Once done, drain the pot and add the cauliflower, garlic, and sour cream to a blender.

Blend the cauliflower mix until it looks like mashed potatoes. I usually just turn it on, walkaway, and let the blender work its magic for a few minutes.

Once done, add the cauliflower mashed potatoes back to your pot. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Add some chives for garnish.