Gluten Free Betroot Brownies!

Gluten Free Pancakes!

One of the hardest things to recreate without gluten is pancakes, but fear not I have come up with a recipe that tastes exactly like normal pancakes, you really couldn't tell the difference!!
I adapted a Jamie Oliver recipe a couple of times until I created the perfect GF Pancake...

To make 6 American Style Pancakes you will need:

- 1 Mug of Gluten Free Self Raising Flour (I used Asda Own brand)
- 1 Mug of Milk (any milk would work from Cows, to Almond, Oat etc)
- 1 Egg
- Tbsp Coconut oil or butter for frying

- Measure out all the ingredients.
- Mix together in a bowl or jug, I like to mix half of each ingredient first, then add the rest as its easier this way if your mixing by hand.
- Once a pancake batter has formed heat oil or butter in the pan, I used coconut oil.
- Using a jug or ladle pour out a generous amount of the mixture and cook on each side for a couple of minutes.
- Repeat until you have made a nice stack of pancakes.

TOPPINGS:
Add as many or as little toppings as you'd like, you can really get creative with this!
For the pancakes pictured I used, coconut yoghurt, strawberries, blueberries and walnuts! So delicious!!!

Enjoy and lets see if you can taste the difference!


Cat

Hello, it's me...

To those of you still following this blog, hello! I could say long time no post but thats an understatement... My interest in blogs and blogging has staying with me the past 3 years and I have finally pulled myself together to start blogging again.
So hey, a life update. I'm 21 years old, a photography student having a year out, working in an art gallery and trying to get as much life/work experience as possible. I have little to do with my time when I'm not working so thought blogging again would be a good way to fill the endless evenings I have free. My main interests are FOOD (anyone who knows me knows my true love affair with food, its a problem) photography, fashion, travel etc.I plan on just documenting the various aspects of my life I deem interesting or photogenic.
I have been eating a gluten free diet for the past year as I became quite ill and found out I was intolerant to gluten and I am potentially coeliac. This has been difficult but in turn has made me a lot more experimental with food, so I want to show that just because I can't eat gluten I can still eat great food.
I also love to travel and on my year off have plans to visit friends in New York and Australia, so no doubt I will take you along with me on my travels.
Thanks for reading and I hope you will come along with me on my journey back into blogging!
Oh and Happy New Year. May 2016 be your best year yet!
Lots of love,
Cat