Coconut Pancakes with Raspberry Reduction

One of the hardest things I see people struggling with after switching their diets, is coming up with breakfast ideas.  Here is a super simple one that you can change in so many different ways to keep it interesting.  Feel free to experiment and enjoy every bite.

Servings: 4

Prep Time: 5 Minutes

Cook Time: 10 Minutes

Ingredients (Pancakes):

Ingredients (Syrup):
Process (Pancakes):
  1. Combine all the ingredients in a medium mixing bowl and mix well ensuring there are no lumps
  2. Preheat a griddle to 350 Degrees or a pan on the stove over medium heat
  3. Grease your pan with your coconut oil and drop your coconut pancake batter down in the size of pancakes you want
  4. Cook 3-4 minutes per side and ensure you watch them, they won’t bubble like traditional pancakes so don’t burn them
  5. Once Finished plate and top with the raspberry syrup below

Process (Syrup):

  1. Place your whole bag of frozen raspberries in your blender or food processor and chop up really small
  2. Add your raspberries to a medium sauce pan with your water and bring to a boil, ensuring you continually stir or they will bubble over
  3. Once the raspberries have boiled for 5-10 minutes reduce the heat to low and get a mesh strainer ready
  4. Pour your syrup through the strainer pushing all the moisture through back into the pan and reserves your chunks of raspberry
  5. Add your honey and simmer over low heat until ready to pour over your pancakes
  6. Top everything with your raspberry chunks and enjoy

 

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  4. Blueberry Coconut Chocolate Chip Scones
  5. Cluck-Moo Breakfast Sausage
  • J Lisenby

    Could you use the same batter for crêpes, or would you need to mod it?

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      Im pretty sure you could, if it was too thick you could just add a little water to thin it out

  • Erica Dobos

    I can’t wait try these.

    I got coconut flour from whole foods its got unique
    Taste.

    What kind do you use?

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      I use tropical traditions coconut flour. It is linked in the recipe

  • http://www.facebook.com/mikefarinha Michael Farinha

    I’ve tried a lot of different pancake recipes from various sites and I just finished making these for my family (just honey instead of the sauce) and my wife, for the first time, liked these coconut pancakes! Great recipie!

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      That is so awesome Michael and I am very glad to hear. Hope you all enjoy :)

  • Wrongway00

    First of all, thank you so much for your service to our country from me and my late husband. He always shook a soldier’s hand and said thank you.

    Secondly, thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes with us :) This one is the first I’ve tried since finding you a few days ago, but I will be trying many more. These are very good with some natural peanut butter and sugar free maple syrup. I don’t eat sugar or grains, so your site is perfect for me with very limited adjustments. I’ll be sending my friends to you, too ;)

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      Thank you do much for the kind words and comment. I hope you enjoy

  • J Smolen

    My batter is really thick? Did I do something wrong?

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      Prob not. If the batter sits it will thicken. You can add some more coconut milk or an egg

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      Prob not. If the batter sits it will thicken. You can add some more coconut milk or an egg

      • http://twitter.com/suburban_foodie Tim O’Toole

        Mine also came out really thick, almost like bread dough. I really had to keep adding coconut milk and eventually almond milk to get the consistency closer to pancake batter. Much denser than a regular pancake, but really good. Do you think the addition of baking powder would help to “lighten it up”?

        • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

          Tim you can just add some water as well which will cook off, I may have to revisit this recipe and try and make it better

  • Cmemorieskatrina

    Made these tonight for the kids and I. Another success! :)

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      Awesome, so glad you enjoyed

  • Anonymous

    Yum! Love this recipe. I make coconut pancakes a lot when the rest of the family is having pancakes, but the raspberry reduction is a great idea!

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      Yippee so glad you enjoy

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=513666650 Cynthia Roulston

    These were AMAZING!!!!! They turned out perfectly and were so yummy. I used a mango-strawberry reduction which was awesome. I didn’t use any agave or other sweetner, just the fruit and a tsp of vanilla extract. The only thing missing was a little bacon on the side ;)

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  • http://thecauliflowercapers.wordpress.com/ Ang

    It’s Shrove Tuesday tomorrow and my little boy has been looking forward to pancakes. I think I’ll make these with him (feeling brave!) and save some for our dessert. Thanks!

    • http://thecauliflowercapers.wordpress.com/ Ang

      Just made ‘em and they were really good. I only had five eggs–I seem to have an egg thief in the house!–so just slackened the batter with extra coconut milk. My boys loved them. Thank-you so much, George!

      • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

        You are most welcome, so glad you enjoyed :)

  • Debbie

    Can’t wait to try them? Could I use almond flour instead?

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      No that won’t work. It’s not a one for one substitute. You’d have to google an almond flour pancake recipe

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      No that won’t work. It’s not a one for one substitute. You’d have to google an almond flour pancake recipe

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jeannine-Kuck/1598350145 Jeannine Kuck

    OMG these were so good!! I didn’t make the reduction sauce (I didn’t have raspberries). Instead I added blueberries to the cooking pancakes before I flipped them. My 5 year old (who isn’t really a coconut fan) LOVED them!!! Thank you again for a great recipe!!

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      You are most welcome, I love when they are kid tested and approved :)

  • Pamperedchefjt

    These were AWESOME!!! My daughter said can we have these again? Like for breakfast AND lunch tomorrow… I WILL be making this again SOON!!

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      So awesome. I love these too. Hope you enjoy many more times