Once a week, I make myself pancakes for breakfast, and most of the time, I crave fluffy and thick pancakes. Vegan pancakes are especially tough to make fluffy, but over the years I have tweaked and adapted the recipe to make them as close to the ones you soon on TV as possible.
You can use this recipe as a base and customize the pancakes, if you don’t like my choice of toppings (which would make you kind of weird).
The Batter
There are a few key components to the batter, they include:
- Silken Tofu: Adds extra protein and ensures a thick consistency. Blend with some plant milk and sweetener of choice
- Apple sauce: acts as a binder and provides sweetness
- Lemon juice & Baking powder: promotes rising
After combining the wet and dry ingredients, I recommend to letting the batter rest for 10 minutes to get the best results.


Cooking
Simply fry them in a non-stick pan and just before one side is done, gently add blueberries and flip. They may look a bit ugly afterwards, but hey, never judge a book by its cover


You can totally customize and add additional toppings, mine often include nut butter or additional maple syrup on top.
The Recipe

Blueberry-Lemon Pancakes – Diner Style
Zutaten
Kochutensilien
Method
- In a bowl, add all the dry ingredients
- To a food processor, add silken tofu, maple syrup and plant milk. Blend until smooth
- Add tofu-mixture, apple sauce and lemon juice to the dry ingredients and combine. Don't overmix and let the batter rest for 10minutes
- In a non-stick pan, melt vegan butter on medium heat. Roughly add a quarter of the pancake batter per pancake to the pan and let it fry until slightly golden on the bottom (4-5 minutes). Gently press in some blueberries, continue cooking for 1 minute and flip the pancake. Fry until other side is golden.
- Optionally, serve with some reserved blueberries, cashew butter and additional maple syrup if you like.

