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Apple Slice Pancakes

Instead of chunky fruit inside tender pancakes, cut the apples into super thin slices then pour the pancake batter over it. So easy and so yummy! Try our Apple Slice Pancakes for a new way to enjoy your favorite breakfast.

ApplePancakes1 Use a mandolin and cut the apple into 1/8” thin slices. If desired, sprinkle apples with some cinnamon sugar (this will prevent the apples from browning as well as give them some flavor).
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Mix batter up (make sure its not too thick, it needs to be thin enough to run over apple slices). Heat a non stick skillet and melt some butter. Place a few apple slices into pan, then immediately pour some batter over the slices. Flip once browned.

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Apple Slice Pancakes

Marla Hingley
Instead of chunky fruit inside tender pancakes, cut the apples into super thin slices then pour the pancake batter over it. Using a mandolin to cut the apples will give you the best results.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 10 mins
Cook Time 10 mins
Total Time 20 mins
Servings 4

Ingredients
  

  • 1 apple cored
  • GF pancake batter
  • 2 Tbsp butter or margarine
  • Cinnamon sugar 1 Tbsp sugar + ½ tsp cinnamon, optional

Instructions
 

  • Use a mandolin and cut the apple into 1/8” thin slices. If desired, sprinkle apples with some cinnamon sugar (this will prevent the apples from browning as well as give them some flavor).
  • Mix batter up (make sure its not too thick, it needs to be thin enough to run over apple slices).
  • Heat a non stick skillet and melt some butter. Place a few apple slices into pan, then immediately pour some batter over the slices. Flip once browned.
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Hashbrown & Eggs with Tomatillo Salsa

 

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8 Comments

  1. I am not signed in and every password I try is not accepted. I know that cannot be the case. I would like some lactose recipes and think this may be a help.

  2. On the right column of the recipe page are a bunch of different icons we use to classify recipes (ie. no sugar, dairy free, casein free, heart healthy, etc). If you open any sugar free recipe then click on the sugar free icon under Healthy Options (it’s the lollipop symbol), all recipes that have been classified as such will be pulled up. Here is the quick way to get to it: https://www.glutenfreeclub.com/healthy-options/sugar-free/

    We are adding some functionality to our website in the near future that will allow people to sort through our recipes based on a number of categories. 1) Specialty Diets – Diabetic, Paleo, SCD, Vegan, 2) Healthy Options – Low Cholesterol, Low Fat, Low Carb, Low Sodium, Low Sugar, and 3) Allergens – Casein, Shellfish, Dairy, Egg, Fish, Peanut, Potato, Rice, Sesame, Soy, Tree Nuts, Corn, Sulfite, Yeast. Then the categories you check off, will bring up recipes only with those criteria. Hopefully it should be up and running within a few months.

    In terms of substitutes to use for sugar and dairy ingredients, check out the following two articles:
    A Guide to Dairy & Egg Substitutions
    How to Substitute Sugar in Recipes

    Because everyone has such a different palate, what one person may like as a substitute I suggest, another may not. Which is why I generally don’t list substitutes for ingredients. So you’ll need to do your own taste test to see what is your favorite, and what works for the recipe you’re needing it for.

  3. If you read my reply to Susan’s comment above, you can to a quick search for dairy free recipes this way: https://www.glutenfreeclub.com/allergens/dairy-free/
    Dairy free recipes are indicated by a ‘milk carton’ icon and casein free recipes are indicated by a ‘wedge of cheese’ icon
    Currently we can only sort by one allergy, but as I said above we are working on adding a more detailed search engine.

    If you received the email for the Apple Slice Pancakes, by clicking the link in the email it should have given you direct access to the recipe without even needing to login.

  4. Thank You the mini dougnut recipe, I baked it today, and it is very good.
    Thank You, Antonia.

  5. Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed them! It’s so much easier than you think isn’t it?! Especially when you use the right pan and can bake them.

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