If your idea of eating is Sugar and spice and everything nice, this recipe will be one that you will enjoy, but there’s no sugar! Paleo eating to me is whole fresh foods, not processed. No sugar here!
For those searching for a really tasty recipe that makes a weekend a weekend, and puts the F for Flavorful eats in the word FALL, you’ve struck pumpkin spice gold.
Not a huge fan of eggs, I have done something drastic in my pumpkin-spiced eggless paleo pancakes.
I did not use any!
In fact, the carb count in these since there are no wheat or grain-based flours.
Get ready to serve some seriously delectable pumpkin-spiced paleo pancakes!
Serve them or weekday or weekend, and you might want to double the batch to have a few leftovers for the week!
Pumpkin-Spiced Eggless Paleo Pancakes
Sometimes I look at a few recipes and roll my eyes.
Where is the flavor?
Why are there so many carbs?
I ask a lot of questions and then I reinvent recipes.
You could say that is how I stumbled upon this recipe years back.
We had purchased pancake dry mix in a package and more or less I tasted cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice and lots of other weird flavors.
What I did not taste? Pumpkin-spiced pancakes.
From that day forward I worked to create pumpkin-spiced eggless paleo pancakes.
To be fair, I’ve been eating clean for years, before it was ever trendy.
Recently ingredient offerings are so much easier to find than before and now because of it, so many have gone Paleo!
Good for you for making that choice, but don’t ever think you have to settle for mediocre!
You see cooking with Coconut Flour and Almond Flour provides lower carbs as they are not wheat or grain-based. How wonderful right?
Just add in eggs, just change it to 6 whole eggs instead.
If you dislike eggs as I do, just use the Egg Replacement.
My Pumpkin-Spiced Eggless Paleo Pancakes
Tips for flour subbing
You will note that you can change up the ingredients and sub, as all of the listed are paleo-friendly.
I simply use whatever nuts I have on hand, and I have even just used all almond flour or all coconut.
Subbing in all coconut flour is not something I suggest trying unless you have vast experience with this particular flour. Read on.
The only flour I suggest as changeable is the almond flour unless you are pro at paleo and interchanging these flours.
Here’s the thing, I have had so much more success in subbing in almond flour for coconut flour rather than vice versa.
It’s sad to say, my learning curve gets better with each try, but it has taken a long time to get to this point.
Want to know why?
Because coconut flour is its own little beastie.
So if you are out of almond flour, go to the store, lol!
Conversely, if you are out of coconut flour, it’s all gonna be ok!
Almond flour is a little tricky, but once you’ve worked with it, you will understand.
The trade-off of lower carbs is so worth it in my opinion!
The trick is getting almond flour to be a little less moist when prepped.
Simply put, decrease your egg replacer to only 1/2 C of water and 1/4 C of Egg Replacer.
Mix and let sit for one minute up to 2 minutes.
Sub the almond flour at 2 C and keep it handy.
There may be a need for a little more, but, you will know it as soon as you see the batter.
Ingredients
Before making these pancakes, you’ll want to make sure you have these ingredients in your pantry!
- Bob’s Red Mill Egg Replacement
- pumpkin puree
- Raw Honey
- almond flour
- coconut flour
- pumpkin pie spice
- coconut oil
Plating Up The Pumpkin-Spiced Eggless Paleo Pancakes. (Optional)
To serve, stack 2-3 pancakes on a plate. Next, top each with a few slices of banans, and chopped pecan or walnut.
Additionally, feel free to drizzle with maple syrup, I generally just pass on this!
Alternative topping for Pumpkin-Spiced Eggless Paleo Pancakes
For those that want a little more Pumpkin-Spice in their life, especially atop these pancakes, make this for a little sprinkle of fun!
Take on a teaspoon of stevia (or one packet) and mix it with 1/8 tsp of pumpkin spice. Then, sprinkle it atop your pancake with a drizzle of raw honey. YUM!
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 10 minutes
Serves: 4-6
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Pumpkin-Spiced Eggless Paleo Pancakes
Ingredients
- Bob's Red Mill Egg Replacement 1/3C Egg Replacer + 3/4 C Water, mix & let sit for at least a minute up to 2
- 2/3 C pure pumpkin puree
- 2 Teaspoon Raw Honey
- ½ C each of almond flour & coconut flour
- 1½ teaspoon baking powder
- 1 Tablespoon pumpkin pie spice
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 3 Tablespoon coconut oil divided
- Preparing Plates for Serving Pancakes
- 1 banana sliced thin
- 1/3 c. pecan or walnuts chopped
- Optional: Real maple syrup
Instructions
- Using a for and a large mixing bowl, add the egg replacement mixture (that you should have already made and allowed to stand for a minute to 2 minutes).
- Now, pumpkin puree and honey until thoroughly combined.
- **(tip, spray your fork with coconut nonstick spray so it does not stick to the batter.
Next, in a separate bowl, combine the almond flour, coconut flour, baking powder, pumpkin pie spice, and salt. - Now it is time to add the dry ingredients to the bowl with the eggless mixture.
- Gently fold the two together until blended.
- Heat one tablespoon coconut oil in a large griddle (or skillet) over medium heat.
- Do not make this high heat as you will burn the pancakes and the coconut oil will spatter.
- Once the griddle is heated, spoon 2-3 tablespoons per pancake in the griddle. Cook for 3 minutes on the first side.
- Flip and cook for another 2-3 minutes on the other side.
- Repeat this process with the remaining coconut oil and pancake batter.
Preparing Plates for Serving Pancakes - 1 banana, sliced thin
- 1/3 c. pecan or walnuts, chopped
- Optional: Real maple syrup