Veggie Pancakes

"This is my take on vegetable pancakes, inspired by other recipes I've seen out there. I'm not a huge fan of potatoes, so I used cauliflower instead. I'm sure zucchini would make a good replacement or maybe even cabbage. And I used a mix of red and green peppers which turned out great. Experiment and have fun with it. This turned out to be an easy way to get my picky 3 year old daughter to eat some veggies. And I found that it had a nice comfort food taste, yet was very healthy. A welcome bonus! Also, I am avoiding wheat, so I used spelt flour here and it worked out very well. Feel free to offer any variations or suggestions ... I'm new to putting recipes together. :-) March 27, 2008"
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
12
Yields:
15 small pancakes
Serves:
5
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ingredients

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directions

  • Thaw frozen veggies a bit in the microwave.
  • Finely chop first 4 ingredients in food processor, then shred carrots in food processor. Place veggies in large bowl.
  • Add parsley, salt, Mrs. Dash, then add eggs and milk to veggie mixture.
  • Mix flour and baking powder in small bowl to combine, then add to veggie mixture.
  • Mix well to combine.
  • place small spoonful dollops on heated, oiled, non-stick frying pan -- approximately 2 -3 minutes each side.

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I am a work-at-home mom aspiring artist. I cook for my husband and four year old daughter. Over the last year I have had to cut out caffeine, chocolate, refined grains and sugar. So I have been focusing on healthy foods and I hope to lead a good example for my little one. A few months ago I found out that I have an intolerance to wheat and bovine dairy, so I am always on the look out for dairy free and wheat/gluten free recipes. (Update 2009 - It is no longer thought that I have issues with wheat. So I now use wheat flour in my cooking, but I try not to consume too much of it. I am however still lactose intollerant and so is my daughter.) Also I am currently dabbling with a semi-vegetarian diet and doing a bit of low carb. Though cooking has been a bit of a challenge with all the dietary restraints, I have been feeling great. So I plan to keep up with this. My family maintains an omni diet, but I don't mind it at all. The main focus on food for us is health and enjoyment. :)
 
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