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Anyone know any GF pancake recipes that are nice!?

9 replies

heartinthecountry · 27/02/2006 20:26

Want to make dd pancakes tomorrow but she doesn't have wheat. Anyone know if you can make batter as normal using GF flour or have any good recipes? thanks.

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Flossam · 27/02/2006 20:28

Gina Ford flour? Shock

She really has her fingers in all the pies (pancakes) now dosen't she?

Are you sure you need to stick to a routine during pancake day even?

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Twiglett · 27/02/2006 20:29

do you have xanthan gum .. I found you could make anything as long as you used a tsp of xanthan gum as a stabilizer to the gluten free flour

beep · 27/02/2006 20:51

i have found the doves farm gluten free flour makes ok pancakes

foxinsocks · 28/02/2006 09:55

normal pancakes with GF flour taste lovely

we had them last night at a friend's house (whose son is GF)

also M&S do the most fab ready made mini GF pancakes made with buttermilk (I think)

lahdeedah · 28/02/2006 10:14

LOL Flossam

I thought exactly the same thing

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NikkiH · 28/02/2006 10:39

I make GF pancakes using the same recipe as for ordinary ones but adding an extra egg. I use Tritamyl flour which is available on prescription and I use it for all GF baking needs except bread. Don't tend to put xanthum gum in for pancakes though might try it tonight.

bobbybobbobbingalong · 04/03/2006 04:58

Orgran pancakes have the convenience factor - you can get them from some health food shops. You just mix with fluid - can be water. They are also egg free.

Kelly1978 · 04/03/2006 08:15

lol, flossam, me too!

getbakainyourjimjams · 04/03/2006 08:18

buckwheat and rice flour - we have them every week- lovely. The more buckwheat you use the heavier the pancake. You don't need xanthan gum.

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