PANCAKES
Prepare the night before you want to eat them. You could ‘bake’ them on a low setting overnight in the deydrator.

Grind the seeds and coconut together in the grinder. Put all the dry ingredients into a food processor, run the processor and drop in the fruit (I have to do this with my magimix otherwise it seizes up). You may be able to process it all at once.

Use an ice-cream scoop to take scoopfuls and place on a teflex sheet, flatten out into thin rounds with a fork. Place in the dehydrator for about 1 and 1/2 hours at 145 then flip over and dry for another hour until the pancakes are pliable but still soft. Store in the fridge for breakfast the next day.

FILLING
Put all the ingredients for the filling into the food processor. Pulse until you have a chunky puree you like. Warm through gently on a gas stove before placing the mixture on the pancakes.

CREAM
Blend up the nuts or seeds with a little water to make a thin cream.

To Serve
Place the pancakes on a plate, spoon the warmed fruit mixture on top and spread to cover the pancake. Pour over the cream, dust with cacao powder and cinnamon. Delicious!