Orange Cream Sourdough Pancakes

by Edward Daniel
Caption of Orange Cream Sourdough Pancakes. Image by Edward Daniel (c).

Orange Cream Sourdough Pancakes I love because it makes a great breakfast treat. This will make about 6 pancakes. These Orange Cream Sourdough Pancakes are gluten-free.

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Caption of Orange Cream Sourdough Pancakes. Image by Edward Daniel (c).
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Serves: 6 Prep Time: Cooking Time:
Nutrition facts: 200 calories 20 grams fat
Rating: 5.0/5
( 1 voted )

Ingredients

  • Activation
  • 50g sourdough starter
  • 25g millet
  • 25g buckwheat
  • 50ml filtered water
  • First autolyse
  • 25g millet
  • 25g buckwheat
  • 100g raw unrefined cane sugar
  • 100ml filtered water
  • Second autolyse
  • 25g millet
  • 25g buckwheat
  • 1 orange, juice
  • 1tsp orange blossom water
  • 1tsp vanilla extract
  • Few drops of almond essence
  • Pinch of salt
  • Cream
  • 1 tin of coconut milk
  • 200g vegan yogurt
  • 1tsp arrow root
  • 1tsp xantham gum
  • Oil for frying

Instructions

  1. Grind the millet and buckwheat and set aside. Similarly, grind the sugar.
  2. Place a tin of coconut milk in the fridge overnight.
  3. The day before in the morning, to start the activation process, mix the sourdough starter, 25g millet and 25g buckwheat and 50ml water together in a large bowl. Cover with a cloth and leave until evening. Leave at room temperature.
  4. Later in the evening, mix in the 25g millet and 25g buckwheat, 100ml filtered water and sugar. Leave overnight.
  5. The following day, add 25g millet and 25g buckwheat, orange juice, orange blossom water, vanilla extract, almond essence and pinch of salt. Cover for a couple of hours. The batter should now be frothy and full of pockets of air.
  6. Remove the tin of coconut milk. Open the lid and remove the cream on top and place in a mixer and whizz. Add in the arrow root and xantham gum. Continuing whizzing. Switch off the mixer and using a spatula add in the yogurt.
  7. Get a frying pan and add a teaspoon of olive oil. Put on a medium heat. Add a ladle of batter.  The first pancake tends to be a bit soggy so do not be disheartened. As the pan warms up keep adding a tablespoon of olive oil to cook the batter in.  The pancake is ready to flip when it no longer sticks to the bottom of the pan.  The pancake should turn a rich golden colour.
  8. Serve with the cream.

 

 

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