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AMAZING grain-free, paleo coconut flour pancakes served with fresh crazy blueberry maple syrup!

I'm so excited because today We get to grab Tony in the airport. We have a fun few days planned in Chicago, after that I'll be going back to Alabama with him for another week or so. He usually never gets any time off through the period so we are going to absorb some Summer months in the town.
The agenda up to now consists of heading to Eataly, viewing a display at Second City, watching the new Jurassic Recreation area movie and of course, eating at all the delicious restaurants I chosen myself.

If it was an option, Tony would choose deep dish pizza every single time.

Another great perk of him approaching home is the fact that I reach make him breakfast time AKA the very best meal of the day. Being the romantic which i am, I usually adore treating him to a special breakfast. I don't think we've ever endured boring cereal collectively during our entire relationship.

We're generally always making something different. Or must i say, I'm usually testing out different formulas on him.
The nice part? I could always depend on him to make the bacon because you understand, guys and their meats obsession. SMH.
The final time I baked Tony something with coconut flour inside it, he fell in love and ate half the loaf for brunch. I used to be a little amazed because coconut flour has a little another texture and flavor, but obviously he enjoyed it quite a bit.
This time I'm thinking about whipping up a batch of these coconut flour pancakes for him to try. I made them last week and nearly ate the entire recipe myself in between photoshoots. Occasionally I'm this kind of savage when it comes to meals. No forks required. Seriously.

These coconut flour pancakes are SO SO SO good. I had to check them about 4 differing times to get the most perfect and fluffy result I wanted. The secret? Adding just a little nut butter towards the coconut flour pancake batter for both flavor also to help bind the batter.
Worked as promised. Here are the elements I love in these pancakes:
Coconut flour: I used Trader Joe's coconut flour.

All coconut flours appear to be a bit different so you might need to put in a small extra AlmondBreeze towards the recipe if the batter is too thick.

Nut butter: Since I'm not paleo, I utilized peanut butter (MY LIFE OBSESSION) but almond or cashew butter would also work!
Eggs: Most coconut flour dishes demand what seems like twelve eggs. This one only has two!
Applesauce: Only a tiny little bit helps to keep the pancakes great and moist.
Almond Air flow: I really like using their first flavor but you could also try the Coconutmilk Almondmilk for a coconut flavor increase.
Wild Blueberries: Yes, wild blueberries will be the BEST! I recommend choosing the organic kind in the event that's an option for you; this time of year they have probably the most delicious flavor.
I recommend serving these with new organic eggs along with a side of turkey bacon. Such an excellent breakfast time!
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Prep time:
10 mins
Cook period:
10 mins
Total time:
20 mins
Ingredients
¼ glass coconut flour
¼ teaspoon cooking soda
2 tablespoons your preferred organic nut butter of preference (I like peanut or almond butter)
2 eggs, slightly beaten
1/2 medium banana, mashed
For the syrup:
Instructions
In large bowl whisk together coconut flour and baking soda; set aside. In a separate medium bowl, beat nut roll ingredients butter, eggs, honey, banana and almond dairy together until smooth and well combined.
Add wet substances to flour blend and mix jointly. Note: If you find which the batter is Much too solid (nearly paste like), you can include in a teaspoon or two of dairy until it is smooth, but nonetheless thick.
Lightly coat a big non-stick skillet or griddle with butter or coconut oil and place more than medium low heat (coconut flour is sensitive to burning so medium-low heat is best). Drop about 3 tablespoons from the batter onto the skillet; you may need to use a spoon to spread out the batter just a small bit.

It's important not to place a lot more than 3 tablespoons of batter at a time; the pancakes can be hard to flip if they're too large, so smaller sized pancakes are greatest. Plus mini pancakes are lovable, duh. It's very important to cook until bubbles show up on top and the edges are well prepared.
Turn cakes and cook until golden brownish on underside, 2 moments. If you discover that this pancakes are browning too quickly then you need to decrease your skillet warmth a bit. Clean skillet clean and do it again with an increase of melted butter or cooking spray and remaining batter.
Makes 2 portions, 3 pancakes each.
To make the syrup, place maple syrup and blueberries in saucepan over medium heat. Wait until mixture starts to simmer and boil, and stir every short while. Once mixture begins to breakdown and blueberries cook down about 5 minutes, remove from heat and serve warm more than pancakes immediately.

Nutrition information will not include blueberry syrup because everyone wants topping their pancakes differently.
To create these completely paleo: Make sure to work with a paleo-friendly nut butter.
Please usually do not try to sub regular flour for coconut flour; the result will not be the same.
I love serving these with a side of turkey bacon and eggs.
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xx Kelly
We followed this recipe exactly, way too heavy. I ended up using an additional 3/4 cup of milk.
It's one particular waste of time and waste materials of ingredients, I actually through the entire batch in the trash following the first a single wouldn't cook up.
Tried to provide one star, wouldn't normally let me.
I tried this just now - a cosy rainy Saturday morning after my initial week (in weeks) of clean-eating and functioning out- really hit the location.
Fun and easy to help to make highly recommenced.
Simon
Stefani