Recipe Directions
1. In a high-speed blender, combine all the ingredients, except the nuts, and process to form a smooth batter with the consistency of thick cream.
2. Mix in the nuts next.
3. For each pancake, using a offset spatula, spread 1/4 cup of the batter onto an 8-inch round on a nonstick drying sheet or wax paper. You should have 4 pancakes in all. I use up all my batter so just keep making pancakes if you would like to do that or reserve batter for later use.
4. Place the sheets in the dehydrator shelves and dehydrate at 105 Fahrenheit for 1 1/2 hours, or until pliable.
5. Flip the pancakes off the sheets onto the shelves for continued dehydration, about 30 minutes longer or until dry enough for your tastes.
6. Serve with bananas and agave or maple syrup.
Bellasera's Thoughts
By bellasera This is a variation on my curried pancakes after craving a Sunday breakfast.
With the raw bacon here and a few others items, it became a Sunday breakfast feast, hopefully soon to be a once a month Sunday breakfast buffet with friends.
They are simply yummy.
I make these the day before so they are ready for breakfast with a little warm up in the dehydrator.
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janlovesraw
May 06, 2012
made this on saturday...kinda tweaked the recipe a bit...it was amazing!!!
deborahann
Feb 20, 2010
This sounds like an excellent way to use my Dad's pecan crop! I'm definitely trying these!
rawfoodies
Sep 11, 2010
These are brilliant!! My children even like them.
I skipped the lemon juice since it was such a small amount and I was too lazy to juice one just for a teaspoon. I prepared them the night before as you suggested and warmed them up in the morning.
Excellent all the way!!
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janlovesraw
May 06, 2012
made this on saturday...kinda tweaked the recipe a bit...it was amazing!!!
rawfoodies
Sep 11, 2010
These are brilliant!! My children even like them.
I skipped the lemon juice since it was such a small amount and I was too lazy to juice one just for a teaspoon. I prepared them the night before as you suggested and warmed them up in the morning.
Excellent all the way!!
deborahann
Feb 20, 2010
This sounds like an excellent way to use my Dad's pecan crop! I'm definitely trying these!
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