Oatmeal pancake with coconut whip cream

Good morning!  I’m sure most of you look forward to sleeping in on the weekends (me too).  Another thing to look forward to?  Pancakes!

Here’s a great recipe from Stella’s Kitchen:

Oatmeal Pancakes

1 c milk or water (I used unsweetened almond milk)

3/4 c quick oats

3/4 c oat flour (grind oats in blender/grinder until the become the consistency of flour)

4 lrg egg whites

1 tsp baking powder

1/4 tsp salt (optional)

1/2 tsp cinnamon

1/2 c blue berries fresh or frozen

Directions: 

Heat milk (or water) until hot, stir in oats and set aside.

Beat egg whites into a stiff foam with hand mixer or blender and reserve.

Mix remaining dry ingredients together and stir in oatmeal/milk mixture.

Fold in egg whites until mixture is well blended.

Spray pan with nonstick spray and cook pancakes until browned on both sides.

*Depending on how long you’ve let the oats sit, you may need to add a little extra water to the batter to thin it out.  It will still be thicker than regular pancake batter.

Nutritional Information for 5 Pancakes:

Per Serving: Calories- 313 Carbs- 48.8g Protein- 19.5g Fat- 4.5g Fiber- 6.3g

Also, you can try these modifications:

Oat-Nut banana pancakes: Add 1 ½ tbsp diced walnuts and bananas

High protein pancakes:  Add 1-2 scoops vanilla protein mix to batter, increase water.

Here’s a great dairy-free whip cream alternative!
Coconut Whip Topping
1 can of regular full fat coconut milk (refrigerated over night to help separate)
1-2 tsp sweetener of choice ( sugar free  maple syrup, agave, stevia, splenda or powdered sugar)
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 tsp xanthum gum ,tapioca flour or coconut flour (optional for thickening)
Directions

Open the can of coconut milk. With a spoon, scoop off the top thick layer (this is the part you want to whip).  You should yield about 1/2 cup. Add sugar or syrup and vanilla. Whip this in your mixer for 2 mins or unit it becomes fluffy and whip like.  If it is too runny you can add a little anthem gum, tapioca flour or coconut flour (add slowly!). The whip should be good in your fridge for a few days, or freeze the rest. It thaws nicely.

Pancakes are always a treat, but these ones are a healthier protein packed option to the typical flapjacks – and they taste great!

Enjoy the rest of your weekend!

-Summer

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  1. This looks fantastic, thanks for sharing.

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