
The whole process of toiling in the kitchen and later…
With the texture of a crispy tater tot, these cauliflower bites are made with Parmesan cheese and are quite addictive. This is one fun way to eat your vegetables.
These cauliflower tater tots are really nice to have and can be very, very addictive – especially because there’s cheese – my favourite! Well, what harm can an overdose of cauliflowers do to one? I wouldn’t bat an eyelid if I were to eat all of them at a go, though that means I’ll have to be worried about running out of supply of these tater tots very quickly.
So if you’re considering trying out this recipe, do consider baking them in bulk, like fifty at a go or even a hundred if your oven is large enough. If not, just keep them out of crowd’s way and simply have them all to yourself to nibble on.
- Author: Audrey Ling
- Category: Side
Ingredients
- Cauliflower: 1 large or 2 medium (cut into florets)
- White onion: 1/2 (finely chopped)
- Breadcrumb: 1/3 cup
- Parmesan cheese: 1/3 cup
- Egg: 2 (1 for egg wash)
- Salt: 1/2 tsp
- Ground black pepper: 1/2 tsp
Instructions
- Preheat oven at 180 degrees Celsius. (350 F)
- Boil cauliflower for about 5min till fork tender. Drain and pat dry.
- Pulse cauliflower in blender for 2 to 3 times into small bits but not mashed. Place into a large mixing bowl.
- Add onion, breadcrumbs, parmesan cheese, 1 egg, salt and black pepper into mixing bowl. Mix evenly.
- Knead about 2 tbsp of cauliflower mixture into a tater tot shape. Place onto a greased baking tray.
- Knead remaining mixture into tater tot shapes and place 1? apart on tray. Brush with egg wash.
- Bake 35 – 40min till golden brown.
- Flip tater tots to the other side. Brush with egg wash. Bake for another 10min.
- Serve warm with mayonnaise.
Notes
Put the bowl of cauliflower mixture into the fridge to chill for 30 minutes after step 4 above before kneading them into shape. It is a lot easier, less wet, and especially helpful if you’ve not managed to drain away all the liquid from the boiling of the cauliflowers.
This recipe was kindly adapted from Just A Taste’s ‘5-Ingredient Baked Cauliflower Tots‘.

The whole process of toiling in the kitchen and later taking pictures of what comes of it is a symbiosis of my hobbies – a perfectly crafted deal for me. All of these hobbies allow me to learn something new every day. When it comes to food and cooking, I love trying out a bit of everything (that’s my style) – from learning how to cook and plate in Michelin style to attempting local Singaporean dishes at home; from replicating remote flavours and delights to retaining family legacies and traditional essences. I hope to share my passion and joy with the larger community of food and photography bloggers and enthusiasts out there.