1. Adah says:

    What happens if you use cow’s milk? We have a 3 year-old pancake addict and it would be awesome to have an enticing alternative for him.

  2. Can’t wait to try these! We are pancake/waffle fiends!

  3. Michelle says:

    I am keen to try these tonight 🙂

    have you replaced coconut oil with another that has worked ?

    thanks!

    enjoy the bff!

  4. penny says:

    What is the difference between spelt flour and wheat? We do love our pancakes and maple syrup!

  5. Katy says:

    Yumyumyum! We had breakfast-for-dinner tonight & I made these. TERRIFIC! Michelle, I replaced the coconut oil with an equal amount of unsweetened applesauce & it was fine. I also didn’t put bananas in mine. Two tips from my grandma, who was a pancake queen: #1: sift the dry ingredients first, or at the very least break up the small clumps with a fork. #2: IMPORTANT!! Don’t overbeat the batter!! That’s what makes tough pancakes. Happy cooking, mamas! Thanks so much for sharing this recipe, Beth–I’ve been searching for a good “healthy” pancake 🙂

  6. erin says:

    These were sooo good! Thanks for sharing, Beth! First time I’ve ever made banana pancakes (or eaten them), and I have to say, I’m converted. 🙂

  7. Cheri B says:

    Loved these! We’ve tried many types of pancakes (whole grain, gluten-free) all of which were too dense. These are nice and light but still filling. Note: I didn’t have enough bananas so I substituted some mashed berries I’d frozen last summer (thawed first) and used buttermilk instead of almond. Thanks for sharing – my boys love ’em!

  8. chloe says:

    They were delicious but it only made three pan cakes!

  9. Tammi says:

    Tried this recipe for breakfast…really enjoyed the pancakes – thanks for sharing!

  10. Trish says:

    Finally a spelt pancake recipe that not only met my expectations but exceeded them too! I have tried many spelt pancake recipes but they were all so so. This one is truly awesome! I added fresh blueberries and they were fantastic. I halved the recipe and fed my family of four perfectly. Thanks for sharing this recipe.

  11. Julie says:

    Thanks for sharing this. This morning, I googled ‘spelt pancakes’ and have been wandering around your blog ever since! Anyway, I made a variation of your pancakes for breakfast and they turned out great – light and yum! I halved all measurements, swapped milk for fresh carrot/apple juice, and left out the sugar, butter, vanilla and syrup. I’m looking forward to trying more variations another day. Thanks for sharing and great blog by the way. You’re saying important things that needs to be said in a clear, accessible way. Keep it up. Great stuff.

  12. Dee says:

    Thanks so much for this recipe! We tried it this morning and we love it! 🙂

  13. AO says:

    MMMmmmmmmmmmmmm! Dreamy!

  14. AO says:

    I was out of *gasp* butter! Used coconut oil on the skillet…. all is well…. Most delicious pancake recipe!

  15. Barb says:

    These are the best! I’ve made them many times and use 1% cows milk and melted butter for the oil Even my white wheat husband loves them.

  16. Would Coconut milk work as a substitute?

  17. Also, do you melt to coconut oil and then add the wet ingredients? of do you use that to fry the cakes with?

  18. Jane says:

    Ran out of my spelt/rice flour bread, so thought I would search for spelt pancakes on the web. I found these and they are awesome! i halved the recipe, but forgot to half the almond milk, but I only used one banana, so I justified it that way. Also, you don’t mention what to do with the beaten egg white. From previous experience with wheat pancakes, I folded in the egg white to reduce mixing. Next time, I might add frozen blueberries. Thank you for this recipe Beth.

  19. Jane says:

    Okay, re-read your recipe. I see you mix everything together. Whatever works I guess, but I will still fold the egg white in. Thank you.

  20. Avrutina says:

    Hey beht,
    I am from germany and i was wondering, how much is 1 Cup in gramm approx.?
    140g?

    Would be nice to hear from u caus i am really not sure….

  21. Rita says:

    Love these pancakes!
    Great use of those leftover bananas too!
    Great recipe, thanks for sharing ☺️

  22. Sheeeellaaalaaaahhh says:

    YOu are a goddess , I love your energy, your kind clarity,! i love meeting people who are really “at home” in the self, and I totally feel that in you, so that makes me an even happier being.
    this recipe is faaaabulous too!! Bless your great big beautiful heart, with love from Sheila, in BC Canada (Crooked Goat Garden FB page)

  23. Tamsin says:

    These were delicious! I halved the recipe (to feed two of us) and used whole milk. I ended up using about 1/2 C of milk so I guess I have rather dense spelt flour. 🙂 The perfect weekend breakfast, with some nice local bacon on the side.

  24. Jen says:

    I made pikelets with this recipe and they turned out really well.
    Substituted the banana with steamed mashed sweet potato. I halved the recipe but found I needed to still add half a cup of milk (cows). It was still pretty think but the spelt flour I have is wholemeal. I added the melted coconut oil to the sweet potato before the eggs so as to not cook the egg mixture. Anyway, will definitely use again, thanks!

  25. Claudia says:

    I love this recipe and always come back to it when I’m in the mood for pancakes. They taste so amazing! Thank you for sharing.

  26. Maya says:

    I recently came across this recipe and it’s awesome. It is already a part of my go to for breakfast. Thank you!

    • Donna says:

      Ran out of eggs, so i substituted with 2 Tblsp of ground flax & i also added 1 tsp of cinammon and a pinch of nutmeg to the recipe, taste so gooood..yum! Thanks for sharing♡

  27. Gigi says:

    Hi!

    My son is allergic to eggs and was considering using tapioca flour as a substitute! Or applesauce? Any suggestions would be very much appreciated!

    Thank you!

  28. Eelke says:

    These are amazing! I was recently diagnosed with a wheat allergy and have been looking for good alternatives. This was absolutely delicious! Who needs wheat?! I made a blueberry compote with it. So good… thanks!

  29. Cindy says:

    Hands down…the best healthy pancakes I’ve had to date. I usually end out throwing out my trials…but these are superb!! I used a good quality coconut milk instead and an organic spelt. I made sure there was sufficient heat tolerant oil in the pan and there was an amazing light crust! Its my go to now….

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