Cart
0

Your cart is empty

Add a product to see it appear here.

Continue shopping
from
just purchased
Fast Global Shipping - Practitioner Formulated - 100% Secure Checkout - Fast Global Shipping - Practitioner Formulated - 100% Secure Checkout - Fast Global Shipping - Practitioner Formulated - 100% Secure Checkout - Fast Global Shipping - Practitioner Formulated - 100% Secure Checkout -

Quinoa, Paneer and Cauliflower Cakes

by jeff butterworth
Read more

Golden Cakes with a Nourishing Twist

These golden cakes are a delicious way to enjoy a mix of vegetables, protein and wholegrains in one dish. Light yet filling, they make a versatile option for lunch or dinner, and they can be enjoyed on their own, in a burger bun, or with a side salad. You’re going to love the balance of texture from the quinoa and cauliflower with the creaminess of paneer.

Easy Steps to Cook

  1. Cook quinoa as directed on the packet. Drain well to remove excess moisture.

  2. In a large mixing bowl, combine cauliflower, carrot, paneer, flour, curry powder and eggs.

  3. Add the drained quinoa and mix until well combined.

  4. Heat oil in a fry pan over medium heat. Shape the mixture into palm-sized patties.

  5. Cook each cake for 2–5 minutes on each side until golden and firm.

  6. Serve warm, either on their own, in a bun with salad, or alongside your favourite dip or soup.

Why These Cakes Nourish

Quinoa is a complete plant protein and naturally rich in fibre, making it a nourishing base for these cakes. Cauliflower adds bulk and lightness while also providing important phytonutrients. Paneer contributes protein and a mild, creamy texture, helping to make the cakes more satisfying. Together, they create a dish that is hearty without feeling heavy.

Share and Savour

These cakes are versatile and can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. Enjoy them with fresh greens, tuck them into a wrap, or pair with a warming soup for extra comfort.

If you are interested in getting started on my protocols, take the assessment first.

Second, join my community where I regularly discuss these matters and you can ask me any questions. Join here.

Back to Recipes

Why it supports nitric oxide: Quinoa and paneer supply protein and arginine, the building block your body uses to make nitric oxide. For a full week of meals built this way, see the Nitric Oxide Kitchen.

The Nitric Oxide Kitchen 7-day eating guide cover
Free nitric oxide eating guide

Want the full 7-day plan?

This recipe is part of a complete week of nitric oxide meals. Get all 21 recipes, the 7 signature salads and the shopping list free in The Nitric Oxide Kitchen.

Get the free eating guide Free · 24 pages · just add your email.