
Gluten-Free Raspberry Pancakes
Some of my best friends are celiac, so I am always trying to concoct recipes that will satisfy both their needs as well as mine...and a love of raspberries is just an added perk to this stack of scintillatingly light pancakes!
Ingredients:
2 c. brown rice flour (sweet flour is best, if you can find it!)
1 t. baking powder
1 t. baking soda
2 T. brown sugar
1 dash salt
1 c. sour soy milk (1 c. + 1 T. vinegar)
1 t. omega 3-6-9 oil
1 T. flax meal
3 T. water
2 c. frozen raspberries + 1 T. maple syrup
Whisk all ingredients together (except for raspberries), adding water to the batter if it's too thick (it should be rather runny). Pour in desired amounts onto a hot, lightly oiled or nonstick frying pan. When bubbles form on the top and do not fill in when popped, flip the pancakes over, fry till golden on the other side and keep in warm oven or on a covered dish. Meanwhile, either defrost the raspberries to serve as is with the pancakes or combine with the maple syrup in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and stir breifly. Reduce heat and stir till thickened. This makes a lovely compote to serve over the cakes in addition to or in place of syrup.
Makes 4 servings
Thursday, August 31, 2006
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8 comments:
Fantastic recipe. I have a friend that would love something like this! I will forward it to her. Great job!
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I just need the maple syrup and I'm set !
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Yummy pancakes!! I love the idea of the raspberry compote on top. I will definitely be making these! Thanks for the great post. And a lovely photo, by the way.
Thanks for the recipe. I made these using the gluten free flour mix from Cooking Free (it has sorghum flour, potato starch, corn flour, and tapioca flour) and they were delicious.
Well, I am super glad that the gluten free mix worked! Normally I just buy my organic flours in bulk, and it just gets persnickity to mix them and get tons of little baggies of each (although it is fun!)...and the raspberry compote I love to just eat straight!
mmm....Those pancakes look so good. Especially the raspberries. And the recipe is actually gluten-free, I'm a celiac, and I rarely ever find gluten-free/vegan baking recipes. I'll definately have to try these soon.
Stephanie of Summerloco
Super connolly, I actually made the mix myself, so I still had to deal with buying little baggies of flour and mixing them all together. The recipe for the mix is in the link that I posted.
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