Ingredients:
- 1/3 cup Quaker quick oats*
- 1/3 cup egg whites (the kind in the carton is best since there's no onion powder in it like EggBeaters - ewwww)
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- Cinnamon to taste
- Optional: 1/2 a mashed banana or 2 tbsp pumpkin puree
- Toppings to taste!
- Mix together oats and egg whites with baking powder, vanilla extract and cinnamon in a bowl. Optional: add half a mashed banana to the batter.
- Preheat a skillet, spray with non-stick spray, and pour your batter in while shaping it into a large disc "pancake" with a spoon.
- When you can shake it around in the pan, it's time to flip.
- Once cooked through, top with syrup, peanut butter, canned pumpkin, fresh fruit or my personal favorite - mashed banana and maple syrup!
6 comments:
I'm so glad you posted your oatmeal pancake recipe- I was wondering how you made that! I can't wait to try it! - Thanks, Tiffany
It's delicious!!!!
Kath
Thanks for posting this, kath! I'm going to make it for sure this week...I LOVE oats! My question is how necessary is it to use the "quick oats"? I usually buy "scottish style porridge oats" at my health food store because i think they make a thicker, more satisfying bowl of oatmeal.
Honestly, I haven't tried them, so I'm not sure what would happen. The reason Quick Oats are best is because they are most absorbent of the egg whites and make the most unifrom batter. I've used old fashioned rolled oats before, but they usually need to sit a little longer to absorb more liquid. I think you could probably use steel cut oats, but I would let them sit overnight in your fridge for enough absorption. Maybe even add a little water too??? Let me know if you try them!
how many calories would one pancake be approx? THanks for the great resipe by the way!
Healthychick,
The calories depend on the amount of oats/eggwhites you use. But if you use 1/4 of each it's about 110 calories and 1/3 a cup of each is about 150 calories.
Kath
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