Coconut Flour Pancakes. These Gluten-Free, No Fail, Coconut Flour Pancakes will rock your socks off! They’re THAT good and THAT easy!
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Today I’m sharing another recipe that I KNOW will be a hit –
Coconut Flour Pancakes: Gluten-Free
YES! These Coconut Flour Pancakes are full of flavor and good-for-you ingredients!
I can’t get enough of coconut flour recipes!! I love it!
I love NOW Brand Foods and have a pretty good stock in my pantry of all kinds of ingredients. Some of my favorites are right here in this recipe! Coconut flour, maple syrup, and the best vanilla extract! YUM! All really good stuff!
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NOW Foods Organic Coconut Flour,16-OunceNOW Foods Organic Maple Syrup,Grade A Dark Color (formerly Grade B), 32-OunceNOW Foods Liquid Coconut Cooking Oil,16-OunceEllyndale OrganicsTM Vanilla Extract 2 oz
These Coconut Flour Pancakes are super easy to make and are pretty good for you, too! If you’re on the Whole30 plan, you can adapt this for sure! Instead of regular milk, try almond milk. Instead of butter, try this coconut oil that has butter flavoring. So good! They’re gluten-free, too!
I also like to use farm-fresh eggs that I get from a good friend. She keeps me in stock!
Aren’t they pretty? I just love all the colors of the shells.
I love my pancakes slathered with butter and maple syrup! That’s my favorite way to eat them.
But, you can also get a little fancy and add a little greek yogurt, Organic Triple Omega Seed Mixย and strawberries right on top of your pancakes. Just a little extra health benefit there for ya!
YUM! Don’t these pancakes look delicious??!!
These Gluten-Free, No-Fail, Coconut Flour Pancakes will rock your socks off! They’re THAT good and THAT easy! Trust me!
Coconut Flour Pancakes
Ingredients
- ยฝ cup coconut flour
- 3 eggs room temperature
- 1 cup milk cow, almond, or coconut
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon honey or maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- ยฝ teaspoon sea salt
- coconut oil or butter for frying
Instructions
- Preheat a griddle over medium-low heat.
- In a small bowl, beat eggs until frothy, about two minutes.
- Mix in milk, vanilla, and honey.
- In a medium-sized bowl combine coconut flour, baking soda, and sea salt and whisk together. Stir wet mixture into dry until coconut flour is incorporated.
- Grease pan with butter or coconut oil.
- Ladle 1ยผ cup of batter into the pan for each pancake. Spread out slightly with the back of a spoon. Cook for a few minutes on each side, until the tops dry out slightly and the bottoms start to brown. Flip and cook an additional 2-3 minutes.
- Serve hot with butter, coconut oil, honey, syrup, or fruit.
Terrible texture and taste. Do not waste your time or the groceries.
This is the first coconut flour pancake recipe that’s actually worked out amazingly for me, and so delicious. Thank you so much!
We’re so happy to hear this! Thank you for trying it out, Brooke!
This ainโt it. I should have heeded the other reviews.
I have made these many times! Flavor is delicious but the batter is very runny resulting in super thin pancakes and I find the leftovers are grainy and with a sort of bitter aftertaste.
We’re sorry to hear this, Sarah. We recommend using all the batter while it’s fresh and storing cooked and cooled pancakes!
Fell apart, was grainy. Just not for me. And 11/4 cups of too much for each pancake as I learned following this recipe
I tried this recipe and used aquafaba as my egg substitute. The end result did not turn out. Assuming that is why? Any suggestions would be helpful!
Hi Kelly! Sorry this didn’t turn out well for you. Due to the use of coconut flour, egg substitutes likely will not work well. Some people have better luck with flax or chia seed egg substitutes!
I donโt care for things that are too eggy, so I modified with a little more coconut flourโฆthey turned out great! Not a traditional pancake consistency, but I was using Coconut flour so I already knew that would be the case. I used honey instead of maple syrup, although, I think I could have gotten away with not using a sweetener at all. Vanilla is on my food sensitivity list but I used it anyway. Next time, Iโll use Almond extract. I thought they were pretty good!
I agree with adding of more flour
Not really edible way to eggy not sweet not good texture I had to force it down just because I didnโt have time to make something else
tasted really egg-y and has a really long cook time even with a cast iron. Overall we will not be using this recipe again.
Batter was lumpy added more milk for a runny consistency but in ended up being a disaster. It was very difficult to turn I ended up throwing away the batter. Perhaps itโs the coconut flour but will not be making this again.
This recipe was complete disaster. It was very lumpy, cooked like scrambled eggs and I ended up tossing it all. Waste of time and ingredients.
What a waste of food and ingredients ! Disgusting
I agree. An expensive mistake I made! I threw them out.