This evening I found myself doing an internet recipe hunt as felt uninspired with the prospect of cooking dinner (again), I found this recipe which I will post at the end of this blog which Inspired me to get cauliflower creative.
It was so-unexpectedly- good that I thought I should share it!
You will need and to do;
1 Cauliflower- chopped into small florets in a large bowl.
You could also use one of our Romanesques for this
2 table spoons of spices- I used cumin, a Tandoori Masala bbq mix and garlic powder but you could use smoked paprika to also get a bbq flavour along with jerk type spices.
Around half a cereal bowl of plain flour- I appreciate that this is vauge, it does depend on how big your cauli is, you can wing it; you wil be fine.
Put the dry stuff in a small bowl.
In a small pan warm up- 2 table spoons of maple syrup (or honey) a large table spoon of chunky peanut butter (or not if you’re allergic) a good slug of olive oil and either 2 tablespoons of dark soy sauce OR 2 tablespoons of mushroom ketchup until thick and sticky.
Mushroom ketchup isn’t a usual store cupboard item for a lot of people but it is something that I make a lot and has a soy saucy, earthy, salty flavour- can share the recipe should anyone want it at a later date.
Pour the sauce over the cauliflower and coat- I covered the bowl with cling film and swooshed it around a bit in order to avoid breaking up the cauli too much.
Once coated, pour the dry mix over and swoosh some more. I did this in four parts to make sure it was evenly coated.
Spread your cauliflower out on a rack on a tray- a pizza tray would probably also work. Bake for 30mins- until crispy.
Sorry, not many photos as I didn’t expect it to actually work. Kids ate it before I could steal any further images!
Enjoy! If you give it a go, send me your photos!
Molly’s Pantry x.
