Panquecas de Cambur / Banana pancake

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Una excelente opción de desayuno, saludable, libre de gluten y lácteos
An excellent breakfast option, healthy, gluten and dairy free.

Video: https://www.instagram.com/p/B89C0R_FXUH/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link 

Vas a necesitar.
You will need.


1 Taza de Harina, yo estoy usando sin gluten.
1 Cup of Flour, I am using gluten free.


1 Cucharadita de Polvo de hornear. 
1 teaspoon baking powder


Canela al gusto. Cinnamon


1 Cambur machacadito, si está pasado mucho mejor. / 
1 Banana smashed, the riper the better.


3/4 taza de Leche de almendras.
3/4 cup almond milk.


Mezclamos con un tenedor los ingredientes secos con los líquidos y listo!
Mix with a fork the dry ingredients with the liquids and cook!





Location: Wilmington, NC, USA

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