This recipe was created by a health-conscious mother, determined not to let her family's histamine intolerance get in the way of enjoying breakfast, the most important meal of the day. She experimented with alternative flours and found that buckwheat, despite its name, is actually histamine-friendly. The result was these delicious Buckwheat Pancakes, which quickly became a family favorite.
This recipe is suitable for a low-histamine diet as it uses buckwheat flour, which is low in histamine. Fresh blueberries are generally well-tolerated by those with histamine intolerance and add a lovely flavor to the dish. Please note that individual tolerances can vary, so adjust the recipe as necessary.
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Buckwheat is not a wheat at all, but a seed, and it's naturally gluten-free and low in histamine. Its flour provides a rich, earthy flavor and a hearty texture to the pancakes.
Mixing the wet and dry ingredients separately at first helps to ensure that the baking powder and salt are evenly distributed throughout the batter. Avoid overmixing as it can result in tough pancakes.
Waiting for bubbles to form on the surface of the pancake before flipping is a classic trick to know when it's time to flip. It helps to ensure that your pancake is cooked evenly.
Cooking the blueberries down into a compote concentrates their flavor and brings out their natural sweetness. The water helps to prevent the blueberries from burning while they cook.
Using fresh blueberries is best for the compote as they are low in histamine. Frozen blueberries can be used in a pinch, but they may contain slightly higher levels of histamine due to the freezing process.
Remember that everyone's tolerance to histamine can be different, so it's important to pay attention to your body and adjust your diet accordingly. Always discuss dietary changes with a healthcare professional.