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Old Mon, Feb-18-08, 10:44
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Default Low Carb "Pancake" Cake




Hubby & I had a craving for pancakes this morning, so I threw this together. We were thrilled to discover that these "pancakes" tasted just like the real thing without all the carbs!

This isn't a low calorie dish, but at just 5 net carbs per serving, we'll be enjoying it as an occasional treat.

CAKE:

1 c. Coconut flour
1 c. Ground flax meal
2T. Buckwheat flour
2T. Splenda
1 t. vanilla
2 eggs (lightly beaten)
1/3 c. warm water
1/4 c. butter
2T. Almond butter
1/4 c. whipped cream cheese
1/4 c. chopped walnuts

Grease bottom of a 9" X 9" baking dish. Preheat over to 350 F.

In a small saucepan, melt butter, cream cheese, and almong butter together with vanilla and 1 T. of Splenda.

In a mixing bowl, mix coconut flour, buckwheat, flax meal, and remaining Splenda until well-blended then mix in 2 eggs and 1/3 c. water, adding additional water as needed to form a thick paste. Fold in melted ingredients and mix til blended.

Spread mixture evenly into greased baking dish, leaving a slight lip on the edges of the dough. Spread chopped nuts evenly over the top, pressing them lightly into the dough.

Bake at 350 F for 35 minutes.

Let cool for five minutes then cut into six pieces.

They taste great just like this, but if you want "syrup," it's simple to make... I use:

1/4 c. butter
Dash vanilla
2 T. Splenda

Melt butter & mix in other ingredients. Spoon over top of the "cake." A little goes a LONG WAY! I use 1-2 t. of this "syrup" per piece of cake.

Six GENEROUS servings: 425 calories, 15 protein, 5 carbs each piece (includes syrup)

Last edited by GetnBettr : Mon, Feb-18-08 at 10:52.
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Old Tue, Mar-18-08, 13:38
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this sounds great. i'm totally trying it this weekend. almond butter might be a bit tricky to track down though...
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Old Thu, Mar-20-08, 20:57
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Peanut butter will work, but our regular supermarket has almond butter in the health food isle...
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I'm going to make that syrup. Thinking some maple flavoring might be in order.
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It sounds incredible! And I've always been a pancake fan...especially on weekend breakfasts.

Do you have a link to the photo so we can see it?
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Old Thu, Apr-02-09, 16:54
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The syrup was good! I did use the maple flavoring. Much better than the lc version you buy at the store which can cause intestinal 'distress'.
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Old Thu, Apr-02-09, 17:12
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Here's a plain pancake with 2 eggs, spicy sauce, onions, peppers, lettuce and fried (air fluffed) bread... prepared and served in just 2 minutes. I've eaten this several times and it tastes so good.... I don't miss sugar or the taste of sugar when eating something this good.... This also can be served without the added fried bread and with added various vegetables. My wife makes a home version of this using a buckwheat/flour 60/40 mix (makes it herself from scratch)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zBA...feature=related

Anyone ever see a pancake made this way before?

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