
The other week, I was going through old pictures on my laptop and I came across SO MANY pictures of healthy food I used to make wayyyyy before I started @CallasCleanEats! I didnât even post most of these pictures anywhere, I just took them for fun đ€Ł it was so funny to look back.
I posted a bunch of these throwbacks on my Instagram stories and I was shocked by how many of you responded to this specific photo asking me to bring the recipe back⊠Protein Blender Pancakes Circa 2015
Iâd like to think my plating and photography skills have slightlyyy improved over the last 5+ years đ but Iâm actually so glad people wanted this recipe because I forgot how DELICIOUS they are!
I remembered all of the basics of the recipe⊠oats, greek yogurt, banana and an egg but I definitely had to go through a bit of trial and error to remember the exact ratios.
Hereâs what you will needâŠ
- oats â I always buy organic because otherwise they are full of glyphosate đ€ą
- an overly ripe banana â this will help to sweeten the pancakes!
- greek yogurt â I use Siggiâs vanilla yogurt (or any other flavor). I donât recommend plain yogurt in this recipe
- an egg â for extra protein and to help bind the pancakes
- baking powder
- sea salt
- cinnamon
Reminder: these are not your classic gluten and sugar-filled pancakes⊠they donât taste the same or have the same consistency! Donât get me wrong, I love classic pancakes AND healthier versions. I eat both âșïž but I love these on days that I want a nutritious, protein-filled breakfast that will fuel me through the entire morning. And also still taste really yummy!
Healthy Protein Blender Pancakes (gluten-free!)
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup + 2 tbsp rolled oats
- 1 container (150 grams) vanilla greek yogurt (see above for my recommendation)
- 1 overly ripe banana
- 1 egg
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- dash cinnamon
- sprinkle sea salt
Instructions
- Add oats to your blender and blend on high until you reach a flour-like consistency.
- Add the rest of your ingredients and blend just until everything is fully combined.
- Heat a pan on medium-low. Evenly coat pan in grass-fed butter or oil.
- Using a large spoon or small measuring cup, scoop out batter onto your pan. Once the edges start to set, flip each pancake.
- TIP: between each batch, rinse your pan and re-coat in butter or oil. It takes an extra minute or two but it will keep your pancakes from burning/sticking.