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Gluten-Free Pancakes


I've been experimenting with my gluten-free pancakes and this is my favorite pancake mix. I mix the dry ingredients and store them in a glass jar. It's perfect for camping or just to have on hand. These pancakes also freeze well if you want to make them ahead and put them in the freezer. This is a great recipe for people that have an intolerance to gluten also. We warm our homemade syrup to pour over, here are our top favorites syrup recipes:
Simply Apple Cider Syrup 
Simply Homemade Pancake Syrup
Pancake Mix
3 c white rice flour
1/3 c almond flour
1/3 c powdered milk
1/3 c organic cane sugar (or sugar of your choice)
1 tsp sea salt
1 T baking powder
Whisk all of the dry ingredients together and place in a glass jar to use at a later time or mix in a bowl to use immediately. When you are ready to mix your batter, combine in a medium bowl:
1 cup pancake mix
1 egg
3/4 c water (you  may need more or less depending how thick you like your batter)
1 T coconut oil, you can use butter or oil of your choice
Add liquid ingredients to dry ingredients and mix with a wooden spoon or spatula. Don't overmix, it's ok if it's a little lumpy. Heat an electric griddle to 325F or pan on the stove, and pour batter (or use 1/4 c) for each pancake. When the bubbles appear on the pancake, they are ready to be turned (about 1 minute).
This makes between 6-8 pancakes if you use 1 cup of dry pancake mix.
Enjoy!
Love and peace,
~ Simply Tammi
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