Last week, I shared our favorite easy homemade granola recipe and this week it’s pancakes. I promise that I’m not eating any of this while I’m on my diet. {pinky promise} My husband and two year old love these pancakes and I adore how easy they are to make! I use spelt flour because of it’s low gluten level, but you can use whatever flour suits your fancy.
Homemade Spelt Pancakes
- 1 c. spelt flour
- Dash of sea salt
- 1 t. ground cinnamon
- 2 t. baking powder
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 cup milk
Heat a skillet on medium heat. Mix dry ingredients. Add beaten egg and milk and mix well. Melt butter in the skillet and then spoon in batter. Flip the pancakes when bubbles pop and cook the other side.
Enjoy with syrup, honey, jelly or jam!
What is your favorite pancake topping?
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Hey Myra! These look soooo yummy in the picture. I’m curious–do you use whole grain spelt flour or white spelt flour?
My favorite toppings for pancakes are warmed up, grade b maple syrup with lots of butter (sooooooo good!) or homemade apple topping.
Hi Mary Jo!
I’ve used both, but I prefer white spelt. It’s less grainy and easier to work with. Either will do tho. 
Your Pancakes look fabulous! Thank you for sharing and have a great week.
Miz Helen
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Mrya, I wanted to share a pancake recipe that you also might be able to eat while on your diet. A bunch of people in my office are dieting and someone came across this pancake recipe that is from the Dunkan diet.(not sure if that is spelled right)
It calls for:
1 egg white
2TBS oat bran
2 TBS of greek yogart
1 tsp Splenda
You take a glass bowl and whip the egg white in the bowl until it gets frothy like Meringue, and you slowly add the rest of the ingredients. Then you pour the batter on to a slightly greased skillet and cook on both sides. I have tried one and they are very yummy. You could just eat the pancake with nothing on it.
they look great and with all this great looking food I don’t know how ur diet is going on lol ,I have never heard of spelt flour so where can I get it or is plain or self rising flour ok to use ? thanks for the good food .
Thanks Cecilia for your comment!
You can use whatever flour that you have on hand. I just use spelt since we are mostly avoiding gluten. I think that plain flour would work just fine. 
Kroger and Publix carry spelt and probably most large chain stores that have a a gluten free section. 
Your Pancakes are so delicious that I want to eat now.Thanks for your sharing.I can not wait to make those now
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Mmmm. I like the idea of the cinnamon in the pancakes.
Amanda
You say “one t” baking powder. Does this mean tablespoon or teaspoon? It’s a very important detail!
@Mary, The recipe says “2 t. baking powder.” T=tablespoon and t=teaspoon.
Tried them for breakfast this morning and they were really good. Topped them with Bananas Foster though, so that probably totally destroyed anything that was healthy about them lol