Shredded coconut in the batter gives these whole
wheat pancakes texture while keeping them extra moist.
Not exact matches
These
pancakes are wonderfully hearty, thanks to old - fashioned oats and white whole -
wheat flour, yet their
texture is still fluffy and light, with a beguiling creaminess in the middle.
The
texture and taste was delicious, went great with fried eggs instead of regular
wheat toast, and they could easily double for
pancakes if I wanted to top them with some fresh fruit and maple syrup.
With that said, I give these
pancakes an A - in flavor /
texture compared to the
wheat ones I am more accustom to.
Stirring shredded coconut in the batter of these whole
wheat pancakes not only adds
texture but makes them extra tender.
These
pancakes are fluffy but the
texture is a little different than a normal
wheat flour
pancake.
I just made these
pancakes and despite your warning about
texture being compromised if using straight whole
wheat flour I went ahead and did it.
Whole
wheat flour will make the
pancakes heavier and more dense due to lower level of gluten; what you have is the «rubbery» type
texture.
Small amounts of crunchy organic peanut butter added to
wheat free
pancakes adds protein,
texture and taste to what is normally a mainly carb food.
Unlike traditional
pancakes which would typically be filled with
wheat flour, eggs and sugar to get the fluffy
texture, these use none of those and produce even better results!
This particular recipe uses a new flour that's a blend of
wheat flour and grape seed flour, that gives these
pancakes a really unique
texture and flavor.