 This week, I’m in beautiful Mill Valley on the edge of Muir Woods visiting my best friend for her birthday and for breakfast I raided her pantry and threw these delicious pumpkin pancakes together.
This week, I’m in beautiful Mill Valley on the edge of Muir Woods visiting my best friend for her birthday and for breakfast I raided her pantry and threw these delicious pumpkin pancakes together.
This recipe makes a tender, moist and delicious pancake – and while I will continue to play with this recipe you should definitely try it out.
I love using pumpkin as a base for its nourishing complex carbohydrates that have plenty of fiber. And warm spices like cinnamon and cloves just seem to add the perfect compliment to any pumpkin dish – pancakes being no exception!
Pumpkin Spice Pancakes
gluten free, dairy free, grain free
Yield: 8-9 small/medium pancakes (2 servings)
You will need: mixing bowl, whisk, measuring cups and spoons, skillet, spatula, cooking oil
3 eggs
3/4 cup pumpkin purée
4 T flax seed meal
1/2 tsp baking powder
3/4 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground cloves
1/2 tsp ginger
1 T demerara sugar or coconut sugar or other natural sugar
2-3 tsp maple syrup (taste the batter til it’s just sweet enough to balance the pumpkins and spice)
2 T almond milk
sprinkle sea salt
 1. Blend everything in a small bowl or blender.
1. Blend everything in a small bowl or blender.
2. Add the sugar/syrup close to last to taste your batter and achieve desired sweetness.
3. You may add a bit more almond milk if the batter seems too thick, the eggs and the flax will really make a nice sticky blend.
4. Cook on a heated skillet (I used a bit of coconut oil) evenly on both sides – medium heat and keep an eye on them they are dense from the pumpkin but will cook.
5. Serve with berries (we had frozen) a bit of chopped almonds and some pure maple syrup or honey if you like.
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