With a few simple ingredients and 30 minutes you can make this one-dish gluten free puff pancake breakfast that’s sure to please!
With a few simple ingredients and 30 minutes you can make this one-dish breakfast that’s sure to please! For the egg lovers and eaters, this German Apple & Cranberry Puff Pancake recipe is great, easy and quick. I’ve made it four times this week. Must be the German in me!
German Apple Puff Pancake
Gluten-Free | Casein-Free | Citrus-Free | Corn-Free | Dairy-Free | Fish-Free | Peanut-Free | Shellfish-Free | Soy-Free | Easily Tree Nut-Free (depending on the milk) | Wheat-Free | Sesame-Free | Yeast-free | GFCF | Vegetarian
Serves:Â 4
Prep Time:Â 5 minutes
Cook Time: 20-25 minutes
Ingredients:
2 tablespoons extra virgin COCONUT OIL or LIGHT OLIVE OIL
4 large EGGS
3/4 cup non-dairy MILK (I use SILK® Almond Original)
1 tablespoon MAPLE SYRUP or 20 drops LIQUID STEVIA
1 teaspoon gluten-free VANILLA EXTRACT
3/4 cup Bob’s Red Mill GF All Purpose Baking FLOUR or this blend
1 teaspoon corn/aluminum-free BAKING POWDER
1/2 teaspoon SEA SALT
3 tart APPLES, cored and sliced into thin wedges
1/4 cup fresh CRANBERRIES (optional)
2-4 tablespoons COCONUT SUGAR or sugar of choice (optional if avoiding sugar)
1 teaspoon CINNAMON
Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 400ËšF.
2. Heat oil in oven in a 10″ pie plate or 13x9x2″ pan (glass or ceramic).
3. Add to blender and blend on low until combined (or mix in medium bowl with hand mixer); eggs, milk, syrup, vanilla, flour, baking powder and salt.
4. Remove pan from oven and arrange apple wedges and cranberries in bottom of pan.
5. Pour batter over apples and cranberries.
6. Mix the sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl and sprinkle over batter.
7. Bake 20-25 minutes. Allow to rest a few minutes and serve with or without a drizzle of syrup.
Notes:
1. Not gluten-free? Wheat flour works just fine.
2. If you like your apples peeled, go-ahead and peel ’em … especially if they aren’t organic.
3. Pancake will puff up in oven and deflate as it cools. This is normal.
20 comments
Lexie, this sounds fantastic. I am so thankful to have found your site as I'm learning to cook gluten/casein/egg free. What would you suggest I can substitute for the egg in this recipe?
This puff is beautiful, Lexie! I bet it would be the perfect thing to serve at a brunch (you'd get a lot of ooh-ing and ahh-ing, for sure). Apple and cranberry is such a delightful combination, too.
Sounds delicious! And right up this German's alley too!
Looks gorgeous Lexie! Looks like you're getting the hang of that new camera just fine! I'll be waiting for that egg-free version!
Lexie – your photos never cease to impress me! So beautiful… and I'm sure the pancake is just as yummy as it looks : )
Oh, I can forgive you … but just this once! After all,l that pancake looks fabulous!
So pretty. I have been a total slacker on the baking front–mostly because I know I don't need the goodies, but my poor family sure would like this and they have suffered long enough. Mama just needs a little self-control and your recipe to make them happy again.
yum yum YUM!!!
I love how simple this is! And it looks amazing, too!
That icing is UNBELIEVABLE! I can't wait to try it! I have to make cupcakes for a birthday party in a few weeks and I think I'll give this a whirl. Thanks!
Oops. I put my comment about icing on the wrong post!!!! Well, anyway, this cake looks pretty darn good too!
I grew up on apple pancakes – I have a German mom. It was my favorite meal – and we really did have it as a dinner treat every now and again. Love this g-free version!
I did it. This was breakfast this morning and it was heavenly. Thanks! And the guys thank you, too.
I made this pancake for breakfast this morning and it was really good! I made 2/3 of a batch and I only had one egg, so made up the rest with egg replacer. It turned out a bit more spongy than expected and needed about 30+ minutes to cook but was still delicious and very filling!
BEAUTEEEEFULLL!!! This looks wonderful!! I love Apple Puff Pacakes! I am totally going to make this over the weekend!! What a treat! I have made Puff Pancakes for years and my boys still get excited every time as they watch it rise in the oven and then start to fall as it comes out! 😉 Awesome picture too, Lex!
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That pancake looks fantastic and I love that fruit topping on it.
I just want to thank those who leave comments! It warms my heart, but more importantly, confirms that these recipes work or … don't work. Thanks to Wendy and Christine for reporting back. Christine; I've been playing with an egg-free version which probably is like your attempt — as you only had one egg : ) But overall, puff pancakes do take on a crepe-like texture and crumb with the edges being drier and crispier. So if that's what you achieve, then you've done it right : ) If I am wrong here, please please correct me.
Would anyone like to be a tester with the egg-free version? Let me know : )
Oh, I'd LOVE to test an egg-free version. My daughter adores puff pancakes and we've just found she shouldn't have eggs for a while.
I made this this am and I used ground buckwheat in place of the GF Flour and I used Liquid Vanilla creme stevia and no vanilla extract. Its wonderful!!!! Oh and I added Flaxseed and Bee Pollen (which I sprinkle on everything) Thanks for the recipe
Oh man! This is still one of my favorites! Yum yum.. Making it this weekend!