Tapioca pancakes

Gluten-free tapioca starch (or tapioca flour) is so versatile that you can use it in everything from bread and cake to chicken and soup. Here's how!

In Brazil, tapioca is wildly used in recipes, and one of the many famous recipes is the tapioca pancake.

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These Traditional Brazilian Tapioca Crepes made from tapioca flour are a gluten-free, paleo, vegan, AIP, and Whole30 breakfast option! Plus you get to customize them with your choice of fillings! What's not to love?

A traditional pancake made with fresh grated tapioca and coconut. It has been over 10 years since I have eaten this Tapioca Pancake served by my late mum. Those days, we have to prepare the tapioca from scratch. Peeling and grating was the first step for making this pancake. Today grated tapioca was readily available in the market. Using a non stick pan eliminated the need to use excessive oil when frying them. Tapioca Pancake can be eaten with sugar or dip in spicy gravy. Sugar…

Brazilian-style crepes are a popular street food made with tapioca starch from the manioc root. They can have a sweet or savory filling.

Fluffy almond flour pancakes made with just 5 core ingredients: almond flour, coconut or almond milk, eggs, oil and vanilla extract. These keto almond flour pancakes are also gluten free & low carb and make the perfect, easy breakfast. Options to add blueberries or chocolate chips!

Easy recipe for Brazilian manioc or tapioca crepes, these delicious gluten free crepes are made with tapioca starch and can be filled with grated coconut, butter, cheese, or condensed milk.

This is the recipe for rice flour pancakes you want to have on hand to satisfy the craving for a nice gluten-free fluffy stack for breakfast!