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Crispy Breaded Cauliflower

09/06/2011 10:44:00

Crispy Breaded Cauliflower

I found this recipe on a cool site for kids called Root4Kids which encourages children to get growing across America. I've put some further information about the site in the websites section.
This particular recipe was given to the site by dietitian Heidi McIndoo.

If your kids like crispy everything this is a great way to get them to enjoy the taste of cauliflower, which not everyone gets straight away. It is oven baked rather than fried, so is a healthy way to provide that crunch.

Although the recipe is written for parents, there is nothing in the recipe which young children cannot assist with or do for themselves, so it's a good all rounder.

To read the full recipe click here.