Clean and dice all the fresh vegetables and set aside.
If you have fresh mushrooms, fresh onions, potatoes, and peppers, I saute them in a separate medium fry pan with a little oil and on medium heat. Set aside when done.
In a medium size mixing bowl, add the flour, spices, mustard, baking powder, vinegar, almond milk, and water. Stir until well combined.
Preheat oil in a medium size skillet on medium low heat.
Once the pan is hot enough pour all the batter into the pan and let it cook for a few minutes.
The edges will start to turn brown and you will notice the batter will start to resemble a pancake.
Start to run the spatula along the edges and then slide it under the batter pancake, if this holds together it is time to flip.
If the batter pancake does not stay together while flipping, do not worry, just flip everything to cook on the other side.
Once this batter pancake is flipped, let it continue cooking for a few more minutes, start to cut up the batter pancake with the spatula into bit sized pieces.
This will still be a little runny and stick to the spatula, but continue cooking and moving the pieces around until the batter no longer sticks to the spatula.
Add the sauteed vegetables, cooked corn, and any other add-ins you prefer and stir into the scramble and continue cooking until the scramble is slightly browned with a dry texture.