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Old Mon, May-10-10, 18:19
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Decided I would make my dh the pancakes he loves so much -- they're made from scratch but w/regular flour. I saw this recipe on here last week and thought wth!?!?! may as well try one of these while dh is eating his homemade pancakes!! I must have picked the recipe up from another post because the one I used didn't have the almond meal in it but everything else. While I was eating it, which by the way was DELISH!!!! , I was thinking I could have added in some of my almond meal...def next time!!
These were WONDERFUL !!! I sliced up some fresh blackberries and added to the mixture. Wasn't sure by the looks of it if it was gonna turn out ok or not but it sure was tasty!! I think next time I'll add some whipped cream on top!


So many neat improvisons to the original recipe!

BTW, I keep a can of Ptptpttptptptptt cream (generic redi whip in the spray can) for use on lot's of things. I use so little that it never gets a chance to go bad, nor do I have to whip up a batch every time I want a bit for one pancake.
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Old Mon, May-17-10, 07:53
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Ok ok..I FINALLY made these pancakes this weekend. Ohmygoodness they were SOOO yummy!! My DH LOVED them too! He had a bite of mine Sat morning and then was begging me to make him one! He is eating pretty LC now too so I was excited to find a new breakfast option that we both really loved & were excited about.

LC pancakes with SF pancake syrup and some sausage & coffee..YUM! The break from our usual eggs was so nice.
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Old Mon, May-17-10, 08:12
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I made the recipe and upped it by 6 times and added almost 1/2 cup of pumpkin and baked in muffin pans, made 12 muffins. Very moist and yummy. Even better today than they were yesterday! But don't know what this did to the carb count.


I think I'm going to try this next. Since my DH loved the pancakes so much I would love if I could make him something similiar but more like a muffin that he could easily grab and take into work with him..

Does anyone know if the pancakes themselves are any good reheated in a microwave..or would they get too dry?
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Old Tue, May-18-10, 12:47
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OK, sorry for the dumb question but does this recipe only make 1 large pancake or enough to make a few little ones??
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I doubled the recipe and it made a good size pancake. I didn't think with the original recipe that it would be large enough. Pretty tasty tho
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My GF and I made these and love them!!!! I would eat them if I was not doing LC.

I now crave these and look forward to the weekend eating them. Next I want to put in a waffle iron.
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Old Tue, Jun-29-10, 13:29
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Haven't had these in a few weeks..Think tonight might be a breakfast for dinner night! YUM!!
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Old Fri, Jul-23-10, 07:11
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Haven't had these in a few weeks. This tomorrow morning these will be on the menu!
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Old Sun, Jul-25-10, 15:45
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OK, sorry for the dumb question but does this recipe only make 1 large pancake or enough to make a few little ones??

You can get 2 nice sized, but smaller pancakes out of the recipe. I generally use the recipe as for one person. If there are 3 people I triple the recipe...the trick is to let it stand enough for the baking powder to do it's thing.

And come to think of it I have not had these in a while...guess whats on the breakfast menu for tomorrow morning?
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Old Thu, Aug-26-10, 10:23
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Haven't had these in awhile.Def will enjoying these this weekend!! Sooo hungry for some flax pancakes & sausage. Yummm!
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is there a sub for flax? I just don't like the taste of it at all..
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Bumping! Making these this morning..yummy!

Candiflip...I'm not sure about a substitute for the ground flax--maybe almond meal??
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I made this today for my breakfast using the original recipe and a whole packet of splenda instead of 1/2. Topped with sugarfree syrup, side of bacon. I was pleasantly surprised since I am not a big fan of flax! I did a variation 2 weeks ago using the protien powder and I think I like this one best.
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YUM!! I was craving for a sweet breakfast this morning so logged on to look for a recipe. I altered the recipe a bit and made it for two ppl.

1 TBS Flax meal
1 TBS Almond meal
2 egg
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp cinnamon

These bubbled at the surface like 'real' pancakes, and were to die for! My new fave, thanks so much.

PS - topped with a couple of strawberries and melted square of Cote d'Or 86% chocolate.... mmmmmmm


I think I'll try this version next time since I have some almond meal.
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Bumping--great recipe!

Haven't had these in months but about to make some in about 5 minutes! YUM! So nice to change it up some mornings!!
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