Good Old Pancakes – Only Healthier!

I love to make these tiny pancakes for my daughter.  My daughter, who is 18-years-old, still loves quarter size pancakes.   (When I make them for me, they are 2, 5-inches pancakes.) She is also a vegan,  so I choose all vegan ingredients.  That means no animal products or animal by-products for her.  So, this pancake is all vegan!  And, all delicious!

To make these pancakes, I use a round flat cast iron pan.  I keep mine seasoned.  And, while I’m preparing the mix, I put the pan on medium heat so it heats up gradually and evenly.

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Hemp hearts, multi-grain pancake mix, ground flax seeds

I measure out the three dry ingredients and stir it around with a spoon to mix.

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Unsweetened almond milk

Then, I add the almond milk.  The mixture is thick and lumpy.  It’s time to make those little pancakes.

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Using spoon to drop tiny amount…definitely not perfect circles 🙂

After I drop them on the pan, I wait until the sides start to bubble and seem dry.  Then with a butter knife, I flip them over for a few seconds.  The top looks golden brown, like the one in the bottom corner in the photo below.

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Golden brown .. looking good!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ready to be eaten along with maple syrup. Yummy! And, healthy!

After all pancakes are flipped, I arrange them in a circle, smiley face, or heart, and serve them with her favorite syrup, Maple Syrup.

Ingredient and quick direction:

(Makes one serving)

1/3 Cup Multi-grain Pancake Mix (I buy mine from Trader Joe’s)

1 Tablespoon Hemp Heart seeds

1 Tablespoon Ground Flax seeds

1/3 Cup Unsweetened Almond Milk

1/4 Cup Maple Syrup

  1.  Place a flat pan on medium heat to heat as you prepare the mix
  2. Mix the first three dry ingredients in a small bowl with a tablespoon
  3. Add the milk
  4. Mix until like a paste and of lumpy consistency
  5. Using the same tablespoon drop tiny lumps on to the pan
  6. Flip with a butter knife once bubbling on sides and becoming dry
  7. Leave on pan for 10 seconds.
  8. Take them out on a plate
  9. Serve with Maple Syrup (or syrup of your liking)

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Enjoy!

Estimated Nutritional Value for one serving 

Calories: 252; Total Fat: 9.83 g; Cholesterol: 0 g; Total Carb: 32.5 g; Fiber: 5 g; Protein: 9 g

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