Our pancake roundup this morning only included eight delicious recipes that were sure to tempt just about everyone to get out their frying pan and make up a batch. But as tempting as they may have been, most of the recipes presented there would not be good choices for gluten-free eaters because they were almost all flour-based. In fact, most pancake recipes are. Fortunately, there happen to be a lot of equally delicious gluten-free pancake options out there that ensure everyone who wants to can celebrate Fat Tuesday (a.k.a. National Pancake Day).
The easiest GF option is a pancake mix. Jay used Kinnikinnick Pancake Mix to make the lovely stack pictured above. There are many mixes out there to choose from, including Bob's Red Mill, which is widely available at Whole Foods Stores.
If you want to make your own, try using an alternative flour, as was done in these Rice Flour Crepes or Almond Flour Pancakes. You can find several more GF pancake recipes here, which use buckwheat, quinoa, potato flour and other gluten-free bases.
[Thanks for the reminder, Jay!]
Cheese Course: Brebis Pardou
A transcendent summer tomato salad
Sliced bread turns 80 today
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-20-2007 @ 6:11PM
Dave A. said...
"But as tempting as they may have been, most of the recipes presented there would be good choices for gluten-free eaters because they were almost all flour-based."
Excuse me if my slightly-addled and confused brain seems to be doing its own job, but wouldn't flour-based anything be *bad* for gluten-free people?
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2-20-2007 @ 10:36PM
aiar said...
Dave - only wheat, rye, barley and oat flours contain the proteins that affect celiacs. Some celiacs can tolerate uncontaminated oats.
Kinnikinnick pancake mix is fantastic! It makes deliciously tender, tasty, moist pancakes. Even "wheaties" we've introduced to KK pancakes agree that they are preferable in texture to regular pancakes.
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2-21-2007 @ 12:05AM
Nicole Weston said...
Dave - Indeed, it was a typo (blasted spell checker appears to be eating my words again!). I added in the "not be" before the "good"
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2-21-2007 @ 5:15PM
Jay said...
Thanks for including my post as well as the Gluten Free community!
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