Fluffy Keto Coconut Flour Pancakes Recipe — Megan Seelinger Coaching (2024)

Dreaming of a big stack of warm Keto pancakes with extra butter and Keto maple syrup on top?

I mean what more can you ask for on a Saturday morning? Oh I know, You could also ask for them to be fluffy Keto pancakes that are low carb, moderate protein and easy low carb pancakes that fit perfectly on your Keto meal plan for the day!Maybe dreams really do come true!

WHAT ARE COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES?

Keto coconut flour pancakes are fluffy, low carb, and gluten-free, made with coconut flour instead of regular white flour. I have tried several Keto pancake breakfast recipes, but most turned out flat like crepes. I dunno about you, but I'm more of a fluffy pancake kinda girl. The addition of cream cheese makes these the best coconut flour pancakes, I promise.

INGREDIENTS IN LOW CARB COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES

You’ll only need 7 simple ingredients that you likely already have in your pantry if you have been following a Keto meal plan!

• Coconut Flour

• Heavy Cream

• Plain Cream Cheese

• Eggs

• Natural granulated Sugar Substitute- this is the brand I use Lakanto Monkfruit sweetener

• Baking Powder

• Vanilla Extract

HOW TO MAKE KETO COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES

Making pancakes with coconut flour is unbelievably easy. You throw together all the ingredients and quickly cook in a frying pan like you would any breakfast pancakes. Slap some Kerry Gold Grass-Fed Butter and Keto pancake syrup on top, and your Saturday Keto breakfast is complete.

In a blender add Now Food Coconut Flour, heavy cream, Cream Cheese, eggs, Lakanto Monkfruit Sweetener, baking powder, and vanilla extract and blend it all together.

I use the NutriBullet Blender. It’s much more convenient than tradition blenders. The blade twists onto the cup you add all your ingredients to and then after blending you can detach the blade part and quickly clean it. It's a game changer for breakfast smoothies too.

So now that you have your coconut flour pancake batter, grease a medium frying pan. I use Trader Joe’s Coconut Oil Spray, over medium-low heat add about 1/3 cup of batter to the pan and cook for 2 minutes on each side.

Quick Tip: The recipe makes four pancakes so use about 1/4 of the batter for each pancake.

WHAT DO COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES TASTE LIKE?

I’m amazed by how much these pancakes taste like traditional pancakes, they’re nice and fluffy, slightly sweet, and so delicious that no keto-ers ask me to make these when they come over! You might notice a mild coconut flavor, but it’s not overpowering at all.

CAN YOU USE ALMOND FLOUR INSTEAD OF COCONUT FLOUR

NO! The two different flours will require different quantities and will turn out with a totally different consistency. Coconut flour is super absorbent, so this recipe only calls for three tablespoons of coconut flour to make four Keto Pancakes, which are not only low in carbs but keep the calories low too!

Coconut flour is great for anyone with a nut allergy. Since these pancakes are made with coconut flour, anyone with a nut allergy can still enjoy them.

WHAT TYPE OF COCONUT FLOUR SHOULD I USE

I have found that buying almond flour, coconut flour or really any specialty baking ingredients from traditional grocery stores is far more expensive than shopping online, so regardless of which brand you go with I would try to find one online.

Here are the two brands I buy from Amazon Now Foods Organic Coconut Flour or Bob’s Red Mill Coconut Flour

WHAT TO SERVE WITH COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES

I love having these pancakes alongside scrambled eggs and sausage patties. Depending on what syrup and toppings you add to your pancakes you could make your low carb pancakes a big stack of sweet or savory pancakes.

KETO-FRIENDLY PANCAKE SYRUP

Syrup can make or break a good batch of pancakes, but the struggle is real when it comes to finding a Keto Maple pancake syrup that isn't high in calories, carbs and is packed with artificial sweeteners. To be honest, I haven’t found a perfect low-carb maple syrup, they either have a weird aftertaste or really awful ingredients. So for now these are three options I recommend:

• Choc Zero Sugar-free Maple Syrup

• Lakanto Maple Flavored Sugar-Free Syrup

• Walden Farms Pancake Syrup- You could put this syrup in an Aunt Jemima bottle and fool everyone. Although it has zero calories and is sugar-free, but it doesn’t have the cleanest ingredients.

LOW CARB TOPPINGS TO SPRUCE UP YOUR KETO PANCAKES

• Keto Blue Berry Pancakes - drop a few blueberries in your pancake batter once in the frying pan or top your pancakes with blueberries on your plate.

• Extra Coconut Pancakes- sprinkle your Keto pancakes with unsweetened coconut flakes.

• Chocolate chip Keto Pancakes- Sprinkle a few sugar-free chocolate chips in your batter.

• Chocolate-drizzled pancakes- instead of Keto maple syrup, try Lakanto Sugar-free Chocolate syrup.

• Nutty Pancakes- Crush up some walnuts or your favorite nut and sprinkle on top. Tips for the best Keto coconut Flour Pancakes

IS COCONUT FLOUR KETO-FRIENDLY & HOW MANY CARBS ARE IN THIS PANCAKE RECIPE

While these aren’t Zero Carb Pancakes, they are low carb moderate protein pancakes. Each serving of coconut flour pancakes (2 pancakes) is 264.1 calories, 21.3g of fat, 9.2g of protein.

The total carbs are 8.8g, but when you subtract the 3.8g of dietary fiber you get 5g Net Carbs per serving!

WHY DO OTHER COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES FALL APART

Coconut flour batter doesn’t stick together as well as regular flour, but that’s why for this recipe you’ll be adding cream cheese. Adding some type of fat can help hold things together better.

HOW TO MAKE SURE YOUR COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES DON’T TURN OUT GRITTY

You don’t have to worry about these pancakes turning out gritty because you will be using plenty of eggs. Eggs provide structure to baked goods and add some moisture. However, if you have used the coconut flour you have on hand for another baked goods recipe you could try sifting the coconut flour before adding to the recipe.

TIPS FOR THE BEST COCONUT FLOUR PANCAKES

How to make low carb coconut flour fluffy pancakes

The Batter is supposed to be thick. These Keto pancakes are the perfect combination of low carb coconut flour pancakes and cream cheese pancakes so don’t try to add extra ingredients if you are worried that the batter is thicker than regular pancakes… It's ok!

Double the recipe

Trust me you’ll want more tomorrow, or maybe for lunch haha. I always double or triple the recipe. Number one, cause my husband eats a huge stack, and these store pretty well, so you can save a serving in the fridge and reheat it

Keep your pancakes small.

These are already thick fluffy Keto pancakes if you try to make your pancakes too big they don’t absorb the syrup as much. Only use about 1/4 cup of better per pancake

Keep an eye on the pancakes when cooking

you don’t want them to burn, once you notice little air bubbles around the edges that’s your sign they are ready to flip!

Can you freeze leftover coconut flour pancakes

Yes absolutely, and it’s never a bad idea to make a few batches just to have an easy Keto-friendly breakfast to pull out of the freezer. you’ll want to place them in a freezer-friendly bag or container with parchment paper in between each pancake.

MORE KETO BREAKFAST RECIPES:

Keto Sausage Gravy and Biscuits Easy Recipe

Keto Jalapeno Popper Egg Bites

Keto Breakfast Corndogs - Sausage Pancakes On A Stick

Cauliflower Hash Browns Keto Recipe