You won’t believe how light and delicious this vegan pancakes are, and the fresh fruit sauce is the perfect finishing touch. A stack of fluffy egg free pancakes topped with mango sauce is a perfect Saturday morning breakfast!
Pancakes are such a great weekend breakfast, aren’t they? They’re delicious on their own, especially if they are my light and fluffy vegan pancakes, but they are also the perfect vehicle for so many delicious toppings!
Strawberries, chocolate chips, blueberries, whipped cream…all of these things are so delicious on pancakes. This recipe is extra special with a delicious mango puree made from super sweet mangoes.
Ingredient Notes
- Baking Powder – Baking powder is what takes the place of eggs in this recipe. One and a half tablespoons of baking powder will allow these eggless pancakes to rise and become very fluffy.
- Non-Dairy Milk – Any non-dairy milk that works for your dietary needs will be fine in this recipe. I used unsweetened coconut milk beverage. Rice milk, oat milk, soy milk, or any other plant based milk should work just fine.
- Flour – I like to use white spelt flour, but it’s also okay to use all purpose flour in this recipe.
- Mangoes – I used champagne mangoes, but feel free to use whatever kind of mangoes are in season. These mangoes were super sweet, so I didn’t have to add sugar, but if you need to sweeten your mango sauce, add a little bit of sugar or maple syrup. If you don’t love mangoes, these vegan coconut pancakes would also be delicious with a berry sauce.
Tips for Frying Pancakes
- Cook the pancakes over medium heat.
- Use a good frying pan. A non-stick pan by Green Pan is great, or a stainless steel pan by Calphalon will also work well.
- Fry the pancakes in lots of vegan buttery spread.
- Don’t flip them too soon. You want them to be golden brown before attempting to flip them.
Storage
Store leftover pancakes in a ziploc bag in the refrigerator. You can also freeze these if you like. Place in a freezer bag and store in the freezer for up to three months.
Reheating
I like to reheat pancakes in the toaster oven. I think the texture is better when you use the toaster oven instead of the microwave. Be sure to watch them so that they don’t burn.
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Recipe
Vegan Coconut Pancakes with Mango Sauce.
Ingredients
For the pancakes:
- 1 ½ cups white spelt flour all purpose flour is also fine
- 1 ½ Tablespoons baking powder
- 2½ tablespoons organic cane sugar
- â…› teaspoon salt
- 3 Tablespoons unsweetened shredded coconut
- 1½ cups non-dairy milk I used unsweetened coconut milk
- 2½ Tablespoons organic coconut oil melted
- 1 Tablespoon vegan buttery spread for the pan
For the sauce:
- 4 mangoes peeled and pits removed, then sliced
- 2 Tablespoons water
- sweetener of your choice optional
Instructions
- Place the white spelt flour, baking powder, cane sugar, salt, and unsweetened coconut flakes in a large bowl. Whisk together.
- Add the organic coconut oil and non-dairy milk and stir well. Set aside for a few minutes until the batter puffs up.
- Place a tablespoon of vegan buttery spread in a frying pan and heat over medium heat. Once the vegan buttery spread is sizzling, spoon the batter in circles into the pan.
- Cook until the edges look done, about 3 minutes, then carefully flip the pancakes. Cook for an additional 2-3 minutes until pancakes are cooked through and golden brown. Repeat with remaining batter.
- While the pancakes cook, you can make the mango sauce. Place the mango slices, water, and sweetener (if using) in a food processor and process on high speed until smooth.
- Top the finished pancakes with vegan buttery spread and the mango sauce. Enjoy!
Linh Ly
Best pancake recipe ever! Very soft, mochi-like. I did not have the opportunity to make the mango sauce due to lack of, but it was still good. I subbed Bob Mill’s GF-mix instead of spelt, which I don’t have. I’m making this during the COVID 19 mandatory isolation, so I can’t really get picky. Still good with regular maple syrup. :)
Neeka
Made this for my 18 month old. He’s eggs, dairy peanut , tree nuts and sesame seed.- he LOVED IT!
Do did my Husband….
Happy mama.
The recipe was super easy to follow and my pancakes came out perfect.
I’m pleased and so is my Family.
Simone
These are my new favorite pancakes! So good! I just thought you might want to know, in the directions you say to add the organic coconut oil, but in the list of ingredient you have organic canola oil. Also, it would be so nice if the ingredients listed were in the order the the directions call for them! Just a thought! Keep it up! Love your blog.
Kelly Roenicke
So glad you liked them, and I will double check this recipe!
Kandra
Wow, I am so excited to try this recipe! I’ve been eating gluten, dairy, egg free while nursing my son who seems to be sensitive to these foods in my milk. I have been craving pancakes and didn’t think I could make any so simply. Thanks for sharing!
Julia Mueller
It sounds like you have all sorts of fun habits that I need to pick up. ;) You just made me realize I’m in dire need of a new air of Toms…thinking it’s time to do a lil’ online shopping! The pancake rut? Best ever! Pancakes are a weekly MUST, and I’m loving this mango sauce!
Kelly
Toms are the best, right? And I’m with you, happy to be in a pancake rut!
Kristy from Southern In Law
Mangoes are my all time favourite summer fruit so this looks like the perfect summer breakfast!
I think Pancake Saturdays are the perfect “rut” to have! ;)
Shashi @ RunninSrilankan
I crave pancakes and chocolate EVERYDAY – and now looking at these light and fluffy ones with that decadent mango sauce makes me want pancakes more than once a day!
Kelly
Thanks, Shashi!
Gayle @ Pumpkin 'N Spice
These are such pretty pancakes, Kelly! I love the mango sauce, sounds so fresh for the summer!
Kelly
Thanks, Gayle!