Buckwheat Pancakes
Pancakes + butter + warm maple syrup =heaven! I adore carbs. Upon beginning my Candida diet, I mourned the loss of fluffy pancakes drenched in butter and saturated in real maple syrup. Not only did I miss the taste, I missed the satisfying, filling feeling that came over me after having consumed said pancakes. I was HUNGRY!! Meat and veggies just weren’t cutting it. So, I began researching alternate grains which would still permit me to eat carbs/grains without the side effects of traditional wheat and white flour. Enter buckwheat flour! I don’t remember how I discovered it, but I’m so happy I did. Buckwheat flour is gluten free and is an excellent source of nutrients. It yields pancakes which create a nourishing, filling breakfast. It took me awhile to adjust to the taste and texture, but these have become one of my favorite meals.
Buckwheat Pancakes
- 2/3 cup buckwheat flour
- 1/3 cup brown rice flour
- 1 egg
- 1 cup water
Mix all ingredients together. Add more or less water to batter to reach desired consistency and cook as you would normal pancakes.
Tip: Since these pancakes are dense and don’t absorb toppings like regular pancakes do, I thin out my batter so my pancakes aren’t very thick. I top mine with butter and serve immediately.
**Those with Candida react to foods differently. These recipes are based upon my reactions to food and should be altered to fit your unique dietary needs.
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I’ve made buckwheat pancakes. You taught me to make them, actually. I like them with walnuts. Yum!
Ohh, like the walnut idea. May have to try that next time!