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Cinnamon Spice Pancakes

September 8, 2015 0 Comments 8033 views

Nothing says Saturday morning like pancakes. Justin grew up with them on the table every Saturday morning, and from what I hear, I’ve got big shoes to fill in the pancake making department. Ok, let’s be real, Justin grew up on a farm and his mom is a wonderful cook among many other things…I’ve got really big shoes to fill all around. Paleo pancakes first though! 

This recipe is pretty simple and makes fluffy paleo cinnamon spice pancakes with a texture similar to what you probably had before changing your diet to a paleo lifestyle. I try not to eat too many nuts or too much nut butter as it seems to irritate my stomach, but Justin loves topping these guys with almond, sunflower seed, or cashew butter and a little maple syrup. Yep, you guessed it, Justin loves a solid salty-sweet combo just as much as me! These are Justin approved and realsimplegood.

Mmmm…Saturday morning is served, paleo friendly, of course! Eat ’em up! These paleo cinnamon spice pancakes easily live up to their grain made predecessor!

Ingredients:

serves: 5-6 pancakes

•  1/2 cup tapioca flour
•  1/4 cup coconut flour
•  1 tsp baking powder
•  1 tbsp cinnamon
•   1/4 tsp salt
•   1/2 cup apple sauce (unsweetened and just organic apples – they sell it at Costco)
•   2 tsp vanilla
•   2 tbsp grassfed butter
•   3 eggs

Directions:

1) In a medium mixing bowl, combine all of the dry ingredients with a whisk.

2) Add the wet ingredients and continue whisking until a smooth batter forms. Note: It will be a little thicker than your typical pancake batter.

3) Heat your griddle pan or other pans of choice over medium heat.

4) Use either a non-stick coconut oil spray…OR…for even yummier pancakes, add a little butter to your heated pan.

5) Scoop a couple of spoonfuls of the batter into your pan and spread the batter out a little with the back of your spoon to form a larger circle shape. Remember the smaller they are the easier they are to flip, so choose your size and shape carefully.

6) Flip the pancake when it starts to bubble. You can check to see that the bottom side has started to brown just a little. That is the perfect time to do your flipping.

7) We like to place the pancakes on a plate in the oven with low heat (about 200 degrees) until all the pancakes are cooked so we can enjoy them together while they’re warm and right off the stove.

8) Top with your favorites. We love almond, sunflower seed, or cashew butter, regular grass-fed butter, banana slices, strawberry slices, maple syrup, etc. Have fun with the toppings!

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Justin & Erica

Justin and Erica are the creators of realsimplegood.com, a Paleo food and living blog where they share delicious, healthy recipes made with real ingredients. They live in the Pacific Northwest and their recipes are inspired by the abundance of fresh, local ingredients grown and raised close to home. They also feature delicious dessert recipes using only Paleo friendly ingredients. Having grown up on a small farm, Justin has gotten back to his roots with the Paleo diet, and Erica has Multiple Sclerosis and adopted the Paleo diet to reduce inflammation and prevent any further neurological degeneration related to her autoimmune disease. In the process of changing their diets, both Justin and Erica fell in love with the Paleo lifestyle and want to share their passion with others.

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