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Raw Blueberry Flax Pancakes

Sunday mornings have always been a special time for my daughters and I. The luxury of being able to sleep in and rising to make a big breakfast was the traditional way we celebrated. My girls are now living in Colorado and Sundays seem to beckon to me in a completely different way, but I still find myself craving that day’s tradition of a special breakfast. With that as my inspiration, I threw together a few things and came up with these yummy blueberry flax pancakes. They do take a couple of hours in the dehydrator so plan ahead just a little.

 

 

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  1. joyce wrote on July 21, 2012

    This is the first recipe of yours that I tried as well as my first use of my new dehydrator. They did not turn out at all like what I see in your photo, even though I followed the recipe precisely! They did not ‘stick’ together since the main ingredient is pretty much just flax seeds. I kept them in for around 4 hours and they still never really got to the point of being coated flax seeds. Tomorrow I’m going to try the banana pecan ones and am hoping for better luck!

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  2. michelle wrote on May 11, 2012

    you can use “raw agave” that’s what we use to sweeten anything from tea to pancakes!

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  3. Natalie Parker wrote on April 3, 2012

    In all your recipes, would subbing organic raw honey for the agave be fine? Thanks!

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  4. Victoria wrote on March 30, 2012

    Susan,
    Can I add defrosted frozen blueberries, or they must be fresh?

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  5. Carla wrote on March 5, 2012

    I just found your site today. It is very informative and your pictures are beautiful. Can you recommend a good food dehydrator that doesn’t cost and arm and a leg. What kind of camera do you use, your photos are gorgeous!

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  6. C wrote on June 7, 2011

    What are you using for the syrup?

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    • Susan wrote on June 7, 2011

      In the photo it is maple syrup.

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  7. Georganne wrote on June 5, 2011

    Woops! That was supposed to read “could NOT” find raw whole flax!

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  8. Georganne wrote on June 5, 2011

    I could find raw whole flax seeds. Can I use all ground?

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    • Susan wrote on June 5, 2011

      You can still make them but they will be very different. You might have to adjust the liquid.

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  9. Nerissa wrote on March 2, 2011

    I still fairly new to raw foods, but I’ve developed a passion for it, and it’s become very important to me to consume food that is “live.” Your website is beautiful and I’ve already tried a few of the recipes. You are doing an amazing thing!

    I have one concern, though: In the research I’ve done one shouldn’t heat things over 115 degrees Fahrenheit, however I’ve noticed many of your recipes (like these pancakes) require the dehydrator to be set at a higher temperature than that. Doesn’t that kill the enzymes and destroy the point of “rawness”?

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