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Coconut flour pancakes

Vegan Coconut Pancakes with Blueberries – Easy oil-free recipe, can be sugar-free and gluten-free. These easy, fluffy, vegan blueberry coconut pancakes are made with just a handful of simple ingredients like whole wheat flour, flax, almond milk and coconut flour pancakes coconut.

This recipe is oil-free, refined sugar-free and can be gluten-free. Stack of vegan blueberry coconut pancake with blueberries and coconut on top. You’ll need ground flax to create a flax egg. When mixed with water, ground flax creates becomes gelatinous, much like whisked egg. I used whole wheat flour but you can use all-purpose flour or an all-purpose or whole wheat gluten-free free flour blend. I have not tested this recipe with oat flour, coconut flour or almond flour.

It should work with chickpea flour but I haven’t tested it, however, you could always make my chickpea flour pancakes and just added coconut and blueberries. The coconut is technically optional, so are the blueberries actually, so feel free to leave them both out if you’re looking for a basic pancake recipe. But if you want to have some fun with flavours, go ahead and add the shredded coconut. I used pure maple syrup to sweeten this recipe.

You can substitute it with Lakanto or stevia for sugar-free pancakes, or use coconut sugar or another granulated sugar of choice. Raw honey or agave also works. You can use fresh or frozen blueberries in this recipe. This is optional but who doesn’t love blueberry pancakes? They can also be subbed with any other berry such as raspberries or diced strawberries. I used almond milk for the liquid but these actually work with just water as well. You can also use carton coconut milk or cashew milk.

One bowl with flour and coconut, one bowl with almond milk. Thick pancake batter in a white bowl. Vegan coconut pancakes with blueberries cooking on a pancake griddle. What are you favourite pancake toppings? Close up shot of vegan blueberry pancake with maple syrup dripping down the pile. To be honest though, most of the time, vegan pancakes don’t even need a flax egg.

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