Breakfast has been the biggest challenge for me. I'm the girl that had Vegemite on toast everyday, guaranteed. Since I don't eat grains anymore, that's clearly out of the picture. So what could I possibly have for breakfast that isn't toast or cereal!? And is considered real food?! I love eggs and bacon but not every morning! I came across buckwheat flour (and no, its not a grain despite its devious name!) and I heard along the grapevine that this glorious flour makes even more glorious pancakes. Hoorah! Pancakes are back on the menu! Check out my recipe below, it tastes great. Better than the white flour version in my humble opinion!
Buckwheat Pancakes
(grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian)Ingredients:
- 1 cup Organic Buckwheat Flour
- 1 T Raw Coconut Sugar (or Stevia)
- 3 tsp Baking Soda
- Big pinch of Pink Himalayan Rock Salt
- 350ml Homemade Almond Milk (or unsweetened Organic store-bought versions)
- 2 Organic or Free Range Eggs
- 1 tsp Vanilla Extract
- Organic Coconut Oil/Butter for cooking
- Topping of your choice (for example raw honey, banana, chia seed jam, berries or butter)
The great thing about this recipe is that it is open for variations! Experiment yourself but here are a few of my favourite variations:
- 'Choc-Banana' - add a little Raw Organic Cacao Powder and mashed up banana to the original recipe. You might need to add more almond milk to keep it runny - my all time favourite! (see photo below)
- 'Bucky Banana' - add a combination of mashed up banana and sliced banana to original recipe. I love big chunks of bananas in my pancake as it reminds me of my Nan's amazing banana pancakes!
- 'Buckleberry' - add a bunch of cut up berries (fresh or thawed) to the original mix, perfect for a warm morning.
Choc-Banana Buckwheat Pancakes - ah-may-zing.
They look so delish!! Is the recipe for a single serve and how many calories do you think would be in each pancake? Can't wait for some more recipes!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe made about 6-8 decent sized pancakes. I don't count calories so I'm not too sure though I am definitely curious now! They are very filling though, I could only eat 2 large ones whereas if I'd be scoffing 4-6 of the white flour ones!
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