Nourishing Traditions Pancakes

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: November 26, 2008


HOT ON THE GRIDDLE!

This summer, I found a local farmer, Rob Moutoux, selling organic, local whole wheat berries. Using the Nourishing Traditions recipe, I first used my Vitamix blender to grind the grain, then soaked the wheat flour overnight in
buttermilk.

The pancakes were light and fluffy and delicious. We served them on this particular morning with turkey bacon and warmed maple syrup. The leftover pancakes we cooled on a rack, and then froze. They are easy to pop in a toaster for another easy morning breakfast–healthier than pop tarts and just as easy! Warm the syrup in a saucepan filled with water, put the ceramic pitcher in the saucepan and simmer until it is warmed.

If you live in Northern Virginia, Contact Rob: moutouxorchard@yahoo.com, if you are interested in his flour or whole wheat berries.

This blog post was submitted to the Nourishing Gourmet Breakfast Blog Carnival. Check it out for more breakfast recipes and ideas!

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