Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Bang Bang Cauliflower



Last night something amazing happened in our house. What was it? Bang Bang Cauliflower! Thats right. I found the recipe on Pinterest and have been jonesing for them ever since I saw the photo. I mean come on! Any food you eat with chop sticks can't be half bad. Although I am not a huge fan of shrimp I often partake in one or two bang bang shrimp when we go to Bonefish Grill. Its just so fun.

Something I have always wondered though, if I put up with the shrimp for the sake of the yummy crust and sauce why don't I just put the crust or sauce on something I do like. Well - someone had already come up with that idea and put it into this awesome recipe that I am about to bestow upon you. Be warned, this may cause a habit forming addiction.

This can be an appetizer but we enjoyed it as our meal. While I was cooking these up Bryan looked at me and said "is that all you're cooking or are we going to eat something else too?" I said "only planning these, dear, feel free to cook something else". He did, and he didn't touch it. He was quickly filled on the Bang Bangs Cauliflower.

Fried & Breaded Cauloflower Ingredients

  • 1 Head of Cauliflower / frozen cauliflower defrosted
  • Cornstarch
  • Egg whites
  • Panko breadcrums
  • Garlic Salt & Pepper
  • Green Onions
  • Coconut Oil (though I used evoo)
Yummy Sauce
  • 1/2 cups Franks red hot sweet chili sauce
  • 1/2 cups light mayo
  • 1T rice vinegar
  • 2T splenda

  1. Break your cauliflower up into bite size pieces
  2. Dip them first into cornstarch (yes it feels gross)
  3. Dip next into egg whites
  4. Dip next into bowl filled with panko, salt, pepper, and garlic powder
  5. Let them dry on a plate while you finish the rest of the coating
  6. Cook them in frying pan with coconut oil (or evoo if you substitute)
  7. Make sure you flip them to make sure they are fully cooked and browning
  8. Sit them on a plate with a paper towel to soak up the oil
  9. Throw them in a bowl and coat with sauce
  10. Top with green onions and Enjoy!
 

2 comments:

  1. Did you really use all five cups of Frank's and mayo...total ten cups??

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