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Ingredients
FOR THE PANCAKES:
125gplain flour
125gwholemeal flour
1sweet orange
1chia egg [1 Tbsp ground chia seeds + 3 Tbsp of water] or 1 beaten organic egg
2tspbaking powder
250mlalmond milk or organic milk for vegetarians
1/2tspsalt
1/2tspground ginger
1/2tspcinnamon
1tspvanilla extract
3Tbspgolden caster sugar
1Tbspvegetable oil
FOR THE ORANGE & MANGO COULIS :
2large ripe mangoes
2sweet oranges
1Tbspcornflour
75mlwater
2Tbspmaple syrup
TOPPINGS:
2handfuls pecan nuts
Instructions
Peel oranges and mangoes.
Dice one mango to be used as fresh topping.
Chop the other mango. Put in the blender with oranges, cornflour, water and maple syrup.
Blend until you have a smoothie liquid. ( I used Smoothie Setting of Panasonic MX-ZX1800 Blender)
Pour coulis in a small saucepan.
Don't worry about washing up the blender jug.
Put all the pancake ingredients in the blender and blitz until smooth. ( I used Puree Setting of Panasonic MX-ZX1800 Blender)
Heat coulis under medium heat and stir for 2-5 minutes until it thickens a bit. Set aside.
Dry toast the pecan nuts in another pan.
In the meantime start cooking the pancakes.
Cook 2 to 3 pancakes at a time (each should be about one small ladle or 3-4 Tbsp of batter) in a hot pancake pan greased with dairy free butter. Do not spread the batter too thin, as these are more like Canadian pancakes than French crêpes!
Keep cooked pancakes warm in the oven while you are making the others.
Serve pancakes with toasted pecan, orange and mango coulis plus diced fresh mango on top.