Ingredients
·
1 and ¼
super ripe plantain, when I say super ripe I mean one that is dark brown/black
in colour and squishy
· 1 egg
· 250 ml wheat flour
· 250 ml almond milk
· 1 tea spoon coconut oil
· 1 heaping teaspoon cinnamon (or more)
· 2 tablespoons of honey
· 1 handful of blueberries
· 1 egg
· 250 ml wheat flour
· 250 ml almond milk
· 1 tea spoon coconut oil
· 1 heaping teaspoon cinnamon (or more)
· 2 tablespoons of honey
· 1 handful of blueberries
Instructions
1.
Mix your pancake
ingredients together: eggs, wheat flour, almond milk, coconut oil, cinnamon and
1 plantain (you’ll use the remaining ¼ for your syrup), until you get a smooth thick
paste. I used a blender because whisking the plantain would have taken
ages.
2.
Now
heat up whatever you love to cook your pancakes on. I used a non stick frying
pan and added a teaspoon of coconut oil.
3.
Add a
small amount of your pancake mix to the hot frying pan and cook until bubbles
begin to appear in the batter then flip. Cook for about 2 minutes per side,
depending how big you make them. I find that
wheat flour makes the pancakes fluffy and softer than normal pancakes, so it
breaks a lot easier. I would suggest making the pancakes small. The smaller
you make them, the easier they are to flip and not break apart.
4.
Make all
your pancakes.
5.
Dice the
left over plantain into small pieces and fry for about 2-3 minutes.
6.
Add 2
tablespoons of honey and a handful of blueberries to the diced plantain and let
it simmer for a minute.
7.
Stack your
pancakes and pour your syrup on top.
Bon Appétit
G