I had planned on making the Coconut Macaroon Peach Cobbler from Frugal Antics of a Hurried Homemaker this week, but I forgot to buy a couple of the main ingredients. Instead, keeping the important ingredients in mind, coconut and peaches, I decided to make some yummy pancakes for me and my girls instead. What a hit! This is definitely my favorite food combination right now. I was happy to use some of my new Gold Label Virgin Coconut Oil from Tropical Traditions too. I was thankful I made enough so we could enjoy them two days in a row. Made with organic whole wheat flour and cornmeal these were heavy enough not to need more than a couple at a time. The coconut flavour was subtle, not overpowering at all, like I thought it might be. Fantastic served with real maple syrup!
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Coconut Peach Pancakes
1 cup coconut milk
1 cup milk or milk alternative
2 farm fresh eggs
2 tsp. baking powder
1 3/4 cup organic whole wheat flour
1/4 cup cornmeal
2 Tbsp. unsweetened shredded coconut
1/8 cup honey
1 cup fresh organic peaches, chopped
Tropical Traditions virgin coconut oil for frying
Directions: In a large bowl, place milk, eggs, baking powder and honey and mix well. Add flour and cornmeal, beating only until the large lumps disappear.
Heat a skillet or griddle. Place approximately 1 Tsbp of Tropical Traditions virgin coconut oil and coat the pan. Pour in desired amount of batter. Turn when small bubbles appear. Remove when they stop steaming. Use more cocount oil between pancakes as needed. Freeze extras and heat in toaster for snacks or busy mornings.
Makes about 16 4-inch pancakes.
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Welcome to Vegetarian Foodie Fridays! Where we’re not just Meatless on Mondays, but all week through! Hi! My name is Melodie and I’m a long time vegetarian who’s into real food, holistic nutrition, and healthy living but suffers from a sweet tooth! (I love homemade baked goods and ice cream). To learn more about why I became a vegetarian or why I choose to raise my children vegetarian please click on my links.
Carnival Guidelines
- You do not have to be a vegetarian/vegan or have a vegetarian/vegan blog to participate.
- Your dish must be completely meat-free (no meat based broths, etc). Eggs and dairy are fine. Desserts and other baked goods are welcome as are vegetarian friendly food-related and health posts.
- Please link back to the carnival in your post.
- Please use your best carnival manners.
- Please try to visit others’ posts.
- Have fun!
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These pancakes sound and look great! I usually make traditional ones. I was getting bored with them though, so I will definitely try your recipe.
Thanks for visiting my blog. And yes, I had been waiting for your carnival. It’s a great source of vegetarian recipes and ideas.
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Hey Melodie.
Sorry I don’t have a recipe for links week..but i’ll check out your entries.
I’d like to invite your readers to link up to the Wholesome Whole Foods blog carnival which you can find here: http://healthfoodlover.com/hfl.....-july-9th/
Thanks Melodie.
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Those pancakes sound scrumptious! They would be lovely at a summer brunch. Thanks for hosting Vegetarian Foodie Friday.
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Yum! These pancakes look and sound delicious! Thanks for sharing. We are having fun going back through your posts! Going to add you to our google reader!
Thanks for the invite today, we are happy to link along! Have a great weekend!
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Awesome pancakes! I’ve never put peach in them before. I so have to try that! Thanks!
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These look yummy!
Thank you for hosting today.
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Those pancakes look divine! Thanks for hosting this carnival =)
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What an interesting twist to the usual pancake. As I was going over your ingredients, I could already imagine how scrumptious your pancake would be. I’ll try it out this weekend.
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Melodie, thanks so much for visiting my blog and inviting me to join in on Vegetarian Foodie Fridays. Your pancakes look divinely yummy.
I love your blog. I’m a former breastfeeding mom, 2 years for each one. They’re both grown and on their own now.
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I got it to work!
I discuss why you should enjoy fruit during the summertime and not worry about the fact that it has a lot of carbs and sugar in it.
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Your pancakes sound fantatic! I love the interesting combination of flavors.
P.S. Thank you for being so inclusive!
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Hey Melodie!! I’m cruising by a little late…but I’ve added my Powerhouse Pasta this week!! Your pancakes sound awesome…I’m drooling over here. I love the combo of peach and coconut
Thanks so much for hosting! ~Heather
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Oh that sounds delicious! You always have the best recipes! I’ll definitely go check out that review too. Hubby doesn’t like peaches, but I think if I made chocolate chip coconut pancakes, they might be his new favorite food ever!
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I am not a cook… my hubby does all of that! Those pancakes DO look tasty! Maybe he’ll make some for me…
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What an interesting idea! I think cornmeal in pancakes gives them such a fun texture.
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Lovely event added a recipe
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Thanks for linking up to Just Another Meatless Monday!
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This looks absolutely scrumptious. I told my hubby, we should have pancakes for dinner, one night. Now, you give me a recipe. A sign to go through with the pancakes…….
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Oooohhh…peachy pancakes! You made a comment about the coconut oil flavor coming through and I have found with good coconut oil that it peeks through in a sweet dish but does not over power a savory one! Thanks for sharing the real food love on the two for tuesday recipe blog hop!
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Mmm, my peach tree is loaded this year. I cannot wait to start making goodies with them. Thanks for sharing your recipe at T4T.
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Dear, I was curious to know if this is a weekly event or just for this event. I will surely send something as I am vegetarian and have lots of veggie recipes in my blog
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I’ve seen a lot of fruit pancakes, but I can’t recall ever seeing any with coconut! What a unique recipe!
Thanks for stopping by for Friday Favorites!
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I came back to let you know that I’m featuring you this week! Come by and pick up my “featured” button if you like!
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