You can eat Coconut Flour Pancakes with Custard, Akamu (Ogi), Oat Meal, even as a nibble with a chilled drink.
Fixings
- 3 tablespoons coconut flour
- 3 eggs (just the egg whites)
- 5 tablespoons dissipated drain (Peak Milk)
- 2 teaspoons icing sugar (powdered sugar)
- 1 teaspoon virgin coconut oil
- Salt (to your taste)
- Habanero pepper (to taste and discretionary)
- Onions (to taste and discretionary)
- Vegetable oil (for browning)
- Notes about the fixings:
- Utilize dull and scentless vegetable oil for singing eg sunflower oil or the vegetable oil sold in Nigeria.
- Habanero pepper is atarodo, ose oyibo or atarugu.
- Icing sugar works superior to anything standard sugar in coconut flour hotcakes.
- Before you make the coconut flour hotcake
- Isolate the egg yolks from the egg whites.
- Cut the onion and habanero pepper into pieces.
- Include the virgin coconut oil into a bowl.
- Include the icing sugar and the egg whites. Utilize a handmixer or an egg race to beat the fixings till the egg whites froth.
- Include the coconut flour, salt and the pinnacle drain. Blend with the handmixer till everything is very much consolidated.
- Include the onions and habanero pepper and blend with a spatula.
- Set a griddle over low warmth. Include a couple drops of vegetable oil, sufficiently only to grease up the skillet.
- At the point when decently hot, pour some coconut flour hotcake hitter into the skillet and calmly sit tight for it to cake.
- At the point when the underside is light darker, delicately flip the hotcake to sear the opposite side as well.
- The coconut flour flapjack is done when both sides are light darker.
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