I have blogged about my love for pancakes before but if you
are trying to skip the sugar, carbs and gluten, they are not always the best
choice for a weekend breakfast or brunch. So I have been scouring the web for inspiration.
This tried and tested recipe is absolutely scrumptious and
packed with fibre and protein. Plus they are so easy to make! If you are unsure of coconut flour, it is a great substitute for the regular white stuff but healthy! I bought mine from my local Holland and Barrett but you can get it in most health food stores.
I've been using this coconut flour |
You will need:
2-3 tbsp of nut butter (I used cashew)
½ cup egg whites
½ cup of vanilla protein powder
2 tbsp coconut flour
½ tsp of baking powder
½ - 1 cup of almond milk (depending how thick you want them)
In a large bowl, whisk all the ingredients together until you have a smooth batter
In a non-stick pan, spray with a little oil
(make sure the pan is hot)
Ladle a spoon full of batter into the frying pan, use the back of the
spoon if you need to circle and flatten the pancakes.
As it is cooking, bubbles will start to appear in the batter. Each side will take about 2-3 minutes.
use a spoon to make the pancakes circular |
Once one side is cooked, flip them over and cook them on the other
side!
Don't try to flip them too early... |
...otherwise they'll break! |
I had mine with sliced banana, mixed berries and a generous drizzle
of agave nectar and cinnamon.
The Boy got a bit excited with the concept of 'toppings' and layered up so much stuff, I could hardly see his pancakes under the mountain!
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