DONNA’S
PANCAKES
These lovely, hearty pancakes taste like
wholegrain pancakes. This is a recipe
from Donna Hodach-Price, who
inspired me to persist in finding a good low-carb and gluten-free bake
mix. She helped with quite a bit of
testing as well. Thank you, Donna! This recipe is also in the cookbook, Low-Carbing Among Friends, volume-1.
3 large eggs
2 tbsp light-tasting olive
oil, OR (30 mL)
butter, melted
1/2
cup Hood® Calorie
Countdown (125 mL)
Milk, OR Carolyn’s Low-Carb Milk,
page___
3 drops liquid sucralose, OR
3 SPLENDA® packets
1 tsp vanilla extract (5
mL)
1 cup Gluten-Free Bake Mix, page___(250
mL)
1 tbsp baking powder (15 mL)
1/4
tsp salt (1 mL)
In food processor, in large
bowl with mixer, or in blender combine eggs, olive oil, OR melted butter, Hood® Calorie Countdown Milk, OR Carolyn’s Low-Carb Milk,
page___, liquid sucralose and vanilla extract; process.
In medium bowl, combine
Gluten-Free Bake Mix, page___, baking powder and salt. Add dry ingredients to liquid ingredients and
process at least one minute. It will
thicken up.
Preheat sparingly greased,
large nonstick skillet (you definitely want nonstick!) until cold water
droplets "dance" when sprinkled on hot surface. Using a scant 1/4 cup
(60 mL) of batter, drop onto hot skillet, about 3 or 4 at a time, without
letting them touch. The batter should
spread out to about a 3-inch (7.6 cm) diameter and as the batter gets thicker
upon sitting, help spread it out.
Allow to cook until they
begin to significantly 'puff'. Then using a flexible pancake turner, lift one
edge of the pancake to check the underside. If it's a nice golden color, the
pancake is ready to flip and cook on the other side.
Yield: 10 pancakes
1 large
pancake
103.3
calories
4.1
g protein
8.0
g fat
2.9
g carbs
~~Bits & Bites~~
Donna says, “This recipe is an
adaptation of a regular flour recipe I used for years with success. While
this recipe may be suited to someone on a more moderate carb plan, it sure is
delicious and definitely beats the rice-based, gluten-free pancake recipe that
I used to use which was much higher in
carbs.”

11 comments:
Say whaaaat?! 100 calories a pancake. Done done and done.
Haha - these are really substantial pancakes. Two pancakes and some bacon - plenty for breakfast! :)
those look absolutely yummy! I want to make them now!!
Thank you sooo much for this recipe!
Your comment made me smile, Janet. I think it was your enthusiasm. They are very tasty.
Looking forward to trying these. So far, we have enjoyed every recipe I've tried from your website.
Awwwww...Jennifer...thanks for the shout-out! These pancakes are absolutely fabulous and worth every single calorie...lol! And they reheat really well :-)
Your new GF bake mix is SO versatile!!! Love it...LOVE it!
Wow, Kathleen, I'm happy that's the case. You probably also have an eye for a recipe that you know you will like.
This is great! It reminds me of the popularity of "doctoring" boxed cake mixes...except you did it with a gluten free baking mix! Well done!
They are indeed fabulous pancakes! Yours is the first pancake recipe with ground almonds (sure almond flour is even better) in it that I actually really like.
I'm so relieved re the bake mix. How wonderful to finally find something that we can use to enjoy former faves. Thank you, God!
i can have these pancake for breakfast right now :) its beautiful pictures too :)
i don't know why you can't comment to my blog,but until now,no one told me that problem,but appreciated your comment on my foodbuzz page :)
Ridwan
Hi Ann - always so nice to "see" you!
Not to worry, Ridwan. :)
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