Overnight we finally got a little taste of the snow I’ve been asking for. Of course you might be getting tired of the powdery white stuff wherever you are, even looking at any photos of it might be daunting, but I’m still not satisfied with the amount that we’ve had this winter. Like most things… it came to an end and has been melting as we speak. Enter sad squishy face here. Perhaps in the next few weeks we will get some record-breaking, state of emergency stuff!
I woke up snapped some photos, yep neighbors I was the crazy lady leaning out the window at 8AM giddy about the snow.
Anyways, I recently thew out some rancid coconut flour that I think I accidentally should have been keeping in the freezer or refrigerator. Oops. Luckily it was only a small amount, so I didn’t feel as guilty. I know this is record-breaking stuff folks. Just kidding, I have a reason to my madness. I was going to make pancakes. Epic fail. Then I found out that a dear friend was able to locate and pick some up for me and saved this princesses Sunday morning pancakes making! Thanks again Sarah!
I think you are really going to enjoy these! Plus check out all the different people’s dietary restrictions this recipe can cater to. Let’s get mixing! Don’t forget some awesome tunes too!
(Above photo showing non-rancid smelling coconut flour)
Coconut Flour Pancakes (Gluten Free/Grain Free/Low Carb/Low Calorie/High Protein)
Slightly altered from Foodie Fiasco
Ingredients
2 Egg whites
1/4 Cup coconut flour
1/2 Cup almond milk
1 Teaspoon vanilla Extract
1/2 Teaspoon baking powder
1/8 Teaspoon salt
1/8 Teaspoon cinnamon
1 1/2 Teaspoon honey or any kind of sweetener such as stevia or agave that you prefer
Instructions
Combine all ingredients and stir until thoroughly combined. Heat a greased nonstick skillet over medium high heat with coconut oil. Pour desired amount of batter onto skillet and cook until golden or color desired. Enjoy!
Have you ever tried coconut flour? If so, what do you use it in?
Are you a pancake fan? Or princess like me? Mmmmm
Do you enjoy toppings or just straight up maple syrup?
I might have to try these and I’ve never tried coconut flour or coconut oil.
Grisely! You are missing out! Try it and let me know. Coconut oil is excellent for ALL types of things… even a deep hair conditioner!
Pictures are so pretty.
Thank you, Janis!
I agree with Janis!
The photos are pretty! Esp the snow and the couch
Thank you! That view is what sold my husband on the place. It’s magical! We’ve loved looking out the window everyday since!
I have a killer recipe for coconut cookies if you want! super simple but sooooooo good!
Kamila, Are these the notorious crack cookies that you brought to our place? If so, YES PLEASE! The rancid flour….I am sure you know where that came from… hahah!
Bahahahaha! I now know about the flour 😀
Cookies
1 stick of unsalted butter, at room temp
4 oz of cream cheese, at room temp
1 cup sugar
1 cup coconut flour
1 egg
dash of salt
Heat the oven to 350 degrees. Cream butter and cream cheese. Add the egg and then add sugar and cream some more until fluffy (3-5 mins). Add flour and salt and mix together with a spoon until incorporated and evenly mixed. Drop on parchment or wax paper lined cookie sheet leaving a little space between cookies. Bake until edges are brown but insides still soft, about 12 mins. This should make about 24 cookies, if you have less that means you made them bigger so you may have to bake a little longer.
I cannot wait to bake these! Thank you for sharing on the blog too!