Peanut flour pancakes are a simple recipe to make out of that jar of peanut flour you have in your cupboard, wondering what to make with it. Apart from smoothies. A great low carb and gluten free breakfast that is easy to make.
These peanut flour pancakes are a wonderful Sunday morning breakfast as they are filling as well as being delicious. They are a welcome reward for a long walk on the beach with the dogs. Especially as we get up early to walk them. I will cook a batch of these then crawl back to bed for a “power nap”.
Peanut flour makes a light and delicious low carb and gluten free pancake. You could make them as thick as you want them, but we have them just above a light thickness. This mixture would be great in a waffle machine too. I am hunting for a waffle machine over the island but have yet to find one. There must be one in a small corner shop somewhere. Well, that’s what I keep telling myself! It’s the same scenario as hunting down a spiralizer on the island. I found one once in a hardware store when I was looking for paint. A rather strange collection but hey, welcome to island shopping!
Peanut Flour Pancakes
I adore these peanut flour pancakes with a side of cream and berries. I low carb chocolate sauce would be delicious but I haven’t had any prepared. Some cocoa powder with cream and sweetener would make a great sauce. Perhaps next time when I am not in the “feed me now!!” moment back from a walk.
I have kept this pancake recipe simple for you to play around with. Go crazy and add chocolate chips, some spices or just have them plain and smothered with butter!! Either way, cook, eat and enjoy!
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Peanut Flour Pancakes
Ingredients
- 6 tablespoons (23g) Peanut flour
- 2 Eggs
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 tablespoons coconut milk
- 2 tablespoons sugar sweetener
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- Butter/oil for cooking
Instructions
- In a bowl place the peanut flour, baking powder and salt together and mix.
- Add the eggs, coconut milk, vanilla extract and erythritol (or sweetener of your choice) and mix well until a thick batter is produced.
- Heat the oil or butter in a frying pan on a medium heat.
- Gently spoon about ¼ cup of pancake mixture into the frying pan and cook until bubbles have appeared and the mixture seems firm (about 2-3 minutes).
- Flip over and cook the other side for 2-3 minutes.
- Eat and enjoy!
Monica
These are so delicious! Even my kids love them without syrup! I topped mine with butter and sugar free whipped cream. I didn't have any coconut milk so I just used heavy cream instead.
Angela Coleby
Delighted you all enjoyed them!
Jen
Easy, fluffy, and delicious.
Angela Coleby
Thank you!
pcjae
These are so good and super easy. Why did it take me so long to try them? I ate the entire batch yesterday. Today I added 2 tablespoons of cacao and had to add a little more coconut milk. Excellent! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe!
Angela Coleby
Glad you enjoyed them!
Lin
I made these and added Lilly’s chocolate chips (made with stevia) and used Lakanto maple syrup (made with monk fruit) on top. I halved the recipe and they were amazing! You could also top with a little peanut butter. Very good!
Dottie M.
Searching on the web for a way to use peanut flour, your recipe came up. So grateful it did as these are super delicious! Light and fluffy! I made them this morning for breakfast, and they smelled heavenly on the griddle. Very delicate peanut butter flavor. Two were filling for me, so I have 2 leftover for breakfast tomorrow morning! I would love to share your recipe on the fb community for 'Original Atkins and LCHF-The Road to Success' with your credit of course. I know they would love it! I wonder why low carbers aren't using peanut flour more?
Angela Coleby
Thanks Dottie, that would be kind of you to share the recipe! I've got a few other peanut flour recipes too if you have a search on the site. Our favourite is the peanut flour roulade. I find that peanut flour makes a very light sponge. I guess that some low carbers keep away from it if they have nut allergies and the "Banters" don't eat peanuts. Glad you enjoyed the pancakes!
Debbie Walker
Is peanut flour the same as PB2, which is powdered peanuts ?
Angela Coleby
I believe that it is.
Debbie
Tried the recipe using PB2, but the batter was very thin. I think that peanut flour may be different than PB 2 which is made from 100% pure peanuts. Anyway, I added 3 TBLS of almond flour and they came out perfect ! Very fluffy !
Angela Coleby
Good save!
Tina parker
How many servings is this? I don't want To eat more than
Supposed to.
Angela Coleby
I made 4 medium sized pancakes with this.