
A little while later I snacked on some grape tomatoes that were on their last legs and really needed to be eaten before they went bad. Plus, I'm continuing my goal to be healthy with my eating habits, and this helped counteract the chocolatey breakfast.

Unfortunately, the flour and water batter for coating the cauliflower came out way too thick and was a goopy mess!

Fortunately, once everything was nicely coated in hot sauce (I used chalula), it still tasted pretty good. I think if I ever try this recipe again I'll cut the flour by about half for the same amount of water. But if it were to work out, it might be a nice appetizer for a party. Super Bowl next year, perhaps?
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