Need an allergy free pancake recipe...any good ones out there?!

Re: Need an allergy free pancake recipe...any good ones out there?!

• magdusia member

  July 2011

  links to some of my favorites

  https://allergickid.blogspot.com/2010/09/challengeand-banana-pancakes.html

  https://jazzyallergyrecipes.blogspot.com/2010/10/chocolate-pancakes-and-waffles.html

   

  and if you don't want to make them from scratch, you can use the white boxed one - https://www.bettycrocker.com/products/bisquick/Story
  

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• lraymeremtp

  July 2011

  Thank you!

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• Fuzzy8252 member

  July 2011

  We use this one

  https://cherrybrookkitchen.com/products/pancake.php

  

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• mcarter127 member

  July 2011

  We LOVE the pancake mix from The Cravings Place (www.thecravingsplace.com)!!!! It makes awesome, fluffy pancakes & it is the easiest one we've found cause you just add water or milk sub & that's it! Their muffin & cookie mixes are also fantastic. Our local natural foods store carries a lot of their products but you can also order online. Good luck!

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• blueyez09

  July 2011

  Fuzzy8252:

  We use this one

  https://cherrybrookkitchen.com/products/pancake.php

  We use this one too!

  I've also used the Chocolate Chip Muffin mix they make and added 2 over ripe bananas to the mix to make them Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins.

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• izzygthefourth@hotmail.com

  July 2011

  To replace an egg in a pancake or quick bread recipe you can use ground flax seed! For 1 egg, just use 1 Tablespoon ground flax to 1 Tablespoon water, stir, and microwave for a minute (long I know), the flax releases it's oils and coagulating properties and it's consistency is very egg-like (which is what you need to bind the egg together).  It also gives the recipe more fiber and omega 3s. Just make sure LO is not allergic to flax (I don't think it is common, but can happen).

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• aniceucchik

  July 2011

  IDK if wheat is a problem for you, but Bisquick contains only wheat. And i actually think they make a wheat free version, but you might have to order it or get it at like WHole foods...

  
  Jacob Alexander 7/23/09
  Allergic to Dairy, Eggs and Peanuts
  Jameson Adam 6/1/11
  Allergic to Peas...so far

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