No. 1 All-Purpose Flour
- Pancakes: The Best GF Pancakes
- Pancakes: Dairy-free
- Scones: Traditional
- Scones: Vegan
- Scones: Heart-shaped Cream Scones
- Waffles: Corn Flour
- Waffles: Buckwheat
- Corn Bread
- Quick Boule Bread
No. 2 Pastry Flour
- Perfect Flour Tortillas
- Butternut Squash Pie
- Chocolate Chip Cookies with Pancetta
- Corn Bread
- Pie crust
- Waffles: Buckwheat
- Waffles: Corn Flour
- Pizza Crust
- Quick Boule Bread
- Croissants
- Lightning Tartlets
No. 4 Boule Bread Mix
- Rustic Boule Bread
- Traditional Round Loaf
- Danishes
- Baguettes, Quick and Easy
- Gluten-free Naan
- Vegan Sandwich Bread
No. 7 Bread Flour
- Vegan Sandwich Bread
- Lower Fat Sandwich Bread
- Sandwich Bread
- Rustic Boule Bread
- Gluten-free Dinner Rolls
- Gluten-free Naan
- Traditional Round Loaf
- Large Round Loaf
Recipe for The Best Gluten-free Pancakes You Will Ever Eat
Makes about 10 5-inch pancakes.
(Please note: this recipe calls for no xanthan gum. Many of my recipes with this flour mix don't need it. I tried using xanthan gum at first, but it made the batter too dense.)
Heat your griddle to medium-low. Place in a large bowl:
1 package Gluten-free Gourmand No.8 Golden Pancake Mix
In a medium bowl, whisk together:
2 eggs
3 Tbsp (44 g) butter, melted
1 tsp vinegar
Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and beat for a few strokes. Measure out:
2/3 cup milk
Add the milk to the batter a bit at a time until you get the consistency that you want. Using the full 2/3 cup should give you batter for 5-inch wide, 1/4 inch tall pancakes as pictured. Less milk will give you fewer, but thicker pancakes. Beat the batter until well-combined. Don't worry, there's no gluten. You can't over-beat. Once it's smooth, pour the batter onto the griddle to the size of pancake desired (if the batter doesn't pour, you need to add more milk). Cook the first side until bubbles appear evenly over the entire surface. Flip the pancakes once bubbles appear in the middle of the disk. Cook the second side until the pancake is evenly brown on the bottom. Set them aside on a warm plate as they cook and repeat the process until all your batter is gone.


