Savory Chickpea Flour Pancakes With Tamarind Syrup
[Vegan]
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Fire and Earth Kitchen was founded by artist, educator, and self-taught chef Renee Press, as...
Fire and Earth Kitchen was founded by artist, educator, and self-taught chef Renee Press, as a way to bring the beauty of vegan, gluten-free cooking to life. Since 2013, she has provided the Seattle area with 100% vegan personal chef services, sharing her passion for tasty home-cooked meals with countless people around the region. Read more about Renee Press
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Savory Chickpea Flour Pancakes with Tamarind Syrup [Vegan]
For those days when you crave a simple savory breakfast, this recipe will have you covered. With just the tiniest hint of Indian infused flavor, these chickpea flour pancakes cover all the breakfast bases and straddle the line between pancakes, omelette, and veggie crepes. Free of meat, dairy, and eggs,...
For those days when you crave a simple savory breakfast, this recipe will have you covered. With just the tiniest hint of Indian infused flavor, these chickpea flour pancakes cover all the breakfast bases and straddle the line between pancakes, omelette, and veggie crepes. Free of meat, dairy, and eggs, and using only minimal oil, these are high on nutrition and flavor, and pack a satisfying punch. I've included our recipe for tamarind syrup/sauce, which though super easy to make, does take a little prep, mostly in the form of actually having the tamarind on hand. If you do make a batch it will last quite a while in the fridge.
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How to Prepare Savory Chickpea Flour Pancakes With Tamarind Syrup [Vegan]
1. If making tamarind syrup from scratch, cook the ginger, chili, and cumin seeds in 1 tablespoon of oil in a small pot until sizzlling. Add remaining ingredients and bring to a low simmer. Let simmer uncovered for about 10-15 minutes until reduced down to a rich brown sauce. When done, strain through sieve into a bowl or jar and let cool. If not making sauce from scratch, proceed to next step.
2. Prepare you pancake batter by combining chickpea flour, water, salt and all spices in a medium bowl and whisking well until no lumps remain. Let rest while you prepare vegetables.
3. Add chopped onions, ginger, cilantro, and mushrooms to batter and stir well to combine.
4. Heat oil in a skillet (non-stick or well-seasoned cast iron is good here), and when oil is hot, add one ladle of chickpea vegetable batter. Swirl pan around to spread batter out slightly. Let cook uncovered for 3-4 minutes on first side until edges begin to dry and curl up a bit. Very carefully, use spatula to lift up and flip over (they can sometimes stick a bit, so just gently lift it up). Cook on other side for 3-4 minutes until cooked through, crispy, and well browned. Repeat with remaining batter.
5. Serve drizzled with tamarind sauce/syrup/chutney/Sriracha/condiment of choice, and sprinkle with additional cilantro if desired. Enjoy!
Notes
Just double recipe to serve two!
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This was absolutely delicious – and flexible to accommodate whatever\’s in the fridge. I am out of mushrooms and cilantro, so instead used chopped turnip greens. I also added 1/2 of a very small jalapeno pepper, finely chopped, to the batter.
Did not make the tamarind sauce this time. However, the recipe was inspiring so I made a quickie chutney out of fig preserves, ginger, cumin, seasoned rice vinegar, and a tiny bit of chopped jalapeno. This recipe is "company good!"