These little blinis turned out a treat, so I will having a
go at the traditional buckwheat version soon for sure.
What I like most about this recipe is the versatility…sweet
or savoury…you choose. Well you probably already guessed that I’d make this a
little fruity brunch treat (I was actually last weekend that I made these) so I
added a touch of sweetness to the batter, you could just as easily add a few
savoury spices instead.
I served mine with a good drizzle of maple syrup and banana
plus a few raspberries that I picked from the garden. Yum!
This this recipe makes about 12 and I only wanted a few for my brunch so I am
planning on freezing the remainder as I hear that buckwheat blinis freeze very
well so I hoping these will too…I will report back!
Recipe: Oatmeal blinis
Makes approx. 12 blinis
Ingredients
200g ground oats
½ tsp bicarbonate soda
300ml soy milk (or other dairy free
milk)
1tsp ground chia or flax
1 tbs agave syrup (optional)
½ tsp cinnamon (optional)
Approx. 100ml water to thin batter as
needed
Method
Blend together all ingredients (other
than water) until very smooth. Add as much water as necessary to create a thick
but easily pourable batter.
Spoon heaped tablespoon of mixture onto
a hot frying pan and fry for a minite or so on each side until golden.
Serve hot or cold. I ate mine hot.
For further guidance on making gluten free choices please see this post.
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Mmmm these look amazing! I'm slightly obsessed with pancakes right now so these are fun to stare at :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! My new things is to always have pancakes on Saturdays, and you are making me wish it was the weekend. In my experiments with oat-only and buckwheat-only pancakes, I've found that you can get away with a lot if you keep your pancakes small. They're extra cute that way, too!
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