1/2 cupSourdough DiscardThis recipe made with brown rice sourdough culture
1/2 cupAlmond FlourIf nut free use Oat, Buckwheat or Sorghum Flour
1/2 cupGluten Free FlourThis recipe made with Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free 1:1
1/2cupGluten Free Rolled Oats
1 TBSCoconut Palm SugarOr other organic sugar, or maple syrup
2TBSFlax Seed Meal
1/2 tsp Baking Soda
2 tspBaking Powder
1tsp Cinnamonoptional
SaltDash, to taste
1 cupAlmond MilkUse rice or soy if nut free, or any other plant based milk
1/4 Cup Plant Based YogurtUse any unsweetened version or plant based liquid yogurt drink
1tspVanilla Extract
1 tspApple Cider Vinegar
1/4cupOrganic Applesauce
Instructions
Bring discard to room temperature if it was refrigerated. You can do this step the night before cooking.
Combine plant based milk (we love almond milk) with the yogurt, applesauce and apple cider vinegar and bring to room temperature.
In another bowl combine flours and all dry ingredients. Mix well.
When sourdough culture and milk mixture are room temperature, combine, then add to the dry mixture. Stir thoroughly and do NOT be afraid to "over mix". Gluten free flour needs over mixing and takes longer to absorb liquid, so don't be afraid to really stir vigorously for a few minutes.
Cook on a hot non stick griddle. If you don't have a great non-stick surface, lightly grease the surface before cooking.
Serve warm, or refrigerate after cooking and will keep for 4-5 days. Reheat in toaster oven wrapped in foil.
Notes
To up your protein content, add a scoop of your plant based unflavored (or vanilla) protein powder of choice. Divide the macro counts by 4 if eating two pancakes to add that to your daily totals. Our favorite protein powder blend adds an additional 5 grams of protein and no carbs to the pancake serving! These are hearty, healthy, and delicious. Serve with fresh fruit for a great start to your day.