
I love pancakes. When I was growing up my parents would make pancakes every weekend and we would sit together and have breakfast. It's a great memory. This morning I wanted something other than eggs so I decided to try some Paleo pancakes. The recipe I found calls for almond butter but I didn't have any so I used almond flour. I also fried some bacon before I began the pancakes to coat the pan. This recipe made about 7 pancakes... so... there were not any for my husband (well, I did save him one).
Paleo Pancakes

2 bananas
1 egg
1/4 cup almond flour
1. Peel and mash the bananas. (I used a potato masher and that seemed to work best.)
2. Add egg and almond flour and mix well. (Use the potato masher and then use a whisk. It is important to make sure the flour lumps are mixed in)

3. Heat a skillet on low and add oil or grease (I prefer using bacon grease so I will make my bacon in the pan first). Using a 1/4 measuring cup, add the batter to the skillet.
4. Keep the pan on low/medium and cook the pancakes until the edges are cooked. Flip the pancakes and they should be a golden color. Continue cooking until the pancakes are cooked all the away through.
Top with berries, other fruit or maple syrup.
**Be gentle with these pancakes, they tend to fall apart easily.
*** It is important to cook these LOW AND SLOW... Don't be in a rush
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