These Buckwheat Pancakes come from a mother who loved whipping up yummy, healthy breakfasts for her kids. When her son was diagnosed with a histamine intolerance, she studied foods that would suit him. She discovered buckwheat flour and experimented with it, finally perfecting this pancake recipe. It quickly became a hit in their home and beyond.
Buckwheat, despite the name, is not a type of wheat but a seed that's free from gluten and low in histamine. The other ingredients in these pancakes: almond milk, egg, coconut oil, maple syrup, and blueberries, are all low in histamine as well. Remember, blueberries should be fresh and consumed quickly as they can develop histamine when they start to break down.
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For the best pancakes, use a non-stick pan. This will ensure your pancakes flip easily and cook evenly.
Fresh baking powder is key to fluffy pancakes. If it's been in your pantry for a while, test its effectiveness by stirring half a teaspoon into a cup of hot water. It should bubble up vigorously.
Avoid overmixing your pancake batter which can result in a denser texture. Stop stirring as soon as you don't see any more dry flour.
Ensure even heating by allowing your pan to heat up properly before adding the batter. Also, give the pancakes plenty of time to cook so they flip easily and are cooked through.
For toppings, use fresh, ripe fruits to bring out the best flavor. Remember with a low histamine diet, fresher is always better as foods can increase in histamine as they age.
If you have leftover pancakes, let them cool completely then store in an airtight container in the fridge. They will stay good for about 2-3 days. Reheat in the toaster or oven when ready to eat.
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.