Description
These are tasty as-is, but a little sauce goes a long way. The chipotle flavored Just Mayo sauce from Hampton Creek has been a favorite when I've served this to friends and family, as well as Sriacha mayo.
No animal products are used in this recipe :)
Adapted from: http://theveglife.com/crispy-cauliflower-cakes-vegan/
Ingredients
1 | medium heads of cauliflower | |
1/3 | C | all purpose flour |
1/4 | C | cornmeal |
2 | Tbl | nutritional yeast |
2 | Tbl | ground flax seeds + 6 Tbl water |
1/4 | tsp | garlic powder |
1 | tsp | onion powder |
1/2 | tsp | chili powder or paprika |
4 | Tbl | parsley, chopped |
2 | tsp | salt |
1/4 | tsp | pepper |
oil |
Directions
- Separate the cauliflower into florets and steam until fork-tender
- While the cauliflower is steaming, combine the flax meal and water, and place the mixture in the fridge for now
- Drain any condensation by placing the florets onto paper towels.
- Using a blender, food processor, or knife/fork/whisk/whatever, process the cauliflower into smaller bits. Don't over do it here - we're going for a grain-like texture, not mash.
- Combine all of the dry ingredients with a whisk in a bowl.
- Add the flax mixture and cauliflower with the dry ingredients and mix well - it'll be moist and sticky. You want it to be sticky, so if it seems dry, add a little water at a time and mix well.
- Heat a skillet on medium-high heat and add enough oil to fry one side of our cakes
- When the oil is hot enough, scoop up a portion of the cauliflower mixture. An ice cream scoop with a release button works well and makes good-sized portions.
- When the first side is 75% done, press it down with a spatula to flatten out the patty. When it is done, flip it and cook the other side.
- When both sides are done, let them cool a bit on paper towels to drain extra oil.
- Serve warm!
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