I’ve been making this recipe for years and lately, I found out that these Easy Vegan Sunday Pancakes work out perfect for Mini Pancakes!
This Sunday I spent some quality time with my family and thought this would be a great opportunity to make my Easy Vegan Sunday Pancakes for the whole family. I used to hate Sundays as a kid as I couldn’t wait to go back to school on Monday. Now I appreciate Sunday as the only day where the whole family comes together. It was so funny when I said I am doing pancakes for the family as my dad states: „There is no way you can make proper pancakes dairy-free“. Well let’s put it that way: He ate almost all of them and asked for more…
Well, there are so many people are afraid of making vegan pancakes and I totally get why. You can easily make a total disaster pancake mixture with just very small mistakes.
But not today! With my tips below you will never be afraid of making vegan pancakes again 🙂
First thing. Over mixing is your enemy! Don’t laugh it is real. You can destroy a properly made mixture by simply over mixing. I got so many responses of people saying they tried the recipe but the dough was terrible and it was too sticky or simply not holding together.
You can avoid 90% of these occurrences by being nice to your dough and not whisking him too fast.
Second, might be a personal thing but I figured out that I can form much prettier pancakes when I put the dough (once done) back into the fridge. I have no idea what it does to the dough but my pancakes look prettier when I do it.
Last but not least. Flour matters! You might know that different flour types have different consistencies and they soak the liquid ingredients more or less according to their „dryness“.
This said, let me tell you that coconut flour is a very dry flour and depends heavily on the brand. You might use a very dry one and then the dough looks dry and sticky.
If you have time I recommend making them asap or at least this weekend ;), otherwise you can save the picture below to your Pinterest Board and find the recipe later 🙂 You can find me under my name Vanillacrunnch if you are interested in seeing my Pinterest boards for inspiration.
I am looking forward seeing your creation on Instagram (Tag me @vanillacrunnch ) or you can use the hashtag #bakingwithvanillacrunnch or and leave a comment here and put a smile on my face.
- ¾ cup all-purpose flour
- ¼ cup almond flour
- 1 tbsp ground flax seed soaked in 4 tbsp water (substitute with 1.5 tbsp Chia seeds soaked in water)
- 1 cup almond milk
- 2 tbsp agave syrup
- 2 tsp baking powder
- ¼ cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- a pinch of fine sea salt
- First we make our "egg substitute flax egg"
- Put the flax seed (or alternately the Chia seeds) in a small bowl and combine with the water
- Set aside to thicken for 10 minutes
- Combine all dry ingredients with the salt and set aside
- To the flax egg add the agave syrup, applesauce, vanilla and almond milk.
- Combine the dry and wet mixtures until smooth and until you get the lumps out of the batter
- Place in the fridge for 10 minutes.
- Heat the oil in a small pan | medium heat.
- When the pan´s hot enough, start frying your pancakes (Tip: Use an Icecream scoop!)
- Fry for about 2-3 Minutes or when bubbles appear. Flip over!
YUM!
Hi Laura great recipe. I like the format of your recipe layout.
Which plugin do you use for your recipes? And translator and newsletter?
I have the theme called Cravings: https://feastdesignco.com/product/cravings-pro/