Hi guys,
I have the perfect recipe for you to treat yourself during a busy workweek. This recipe be made start to finish in 15 minutes or less. It is made with oatmeal instead of flour for added health benefits. The blueberries add a delicious sweet and tartness that compliments the pancakes perfectly. Enjoy!
Ingredients:
- 1 C oatmeal
- 2/3 C milk, non-dairy milk, or water
- 2 spoons of honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar(adjust sweetness as desired)
- dash of salt
- 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 2/3 C of frozen blueberries
- A few teaspoons of butter or oil for cooking
Instructions:
- Combine oatmeal, sweetener, and milk in blender. Blend until oatmeal is ground up and everything is combined.
- Pour into a preheated pan
- Cook on medium to medium-high heat until brown and crispy on each side
- Warm/thaw frozen blueberries in microwave or on stove in separate pan
- When pancakes are done, layer with blueberries and serve. Enjoy!
Optional: drizzle pancakes with syrup or other desired sweetener and butter
This recipe makes 1-2 servings.
All photos and content are my own.
Yum, they looks great!
Welcome to Steemit. I'm glad to see more cooks here! I'll be following you, so I won't miss any of your recipes :-)
I'm also resteeming your recipe. I've been slacking on sharing my own, so I'll just point my followers to yours instead!
Wow thanks for the support!! Im going to follow you as well. Your content seems pretty cool.
No problem! Hope it gets you a few extra views :-)
Thank you!
Thanks for all the great recipes!
I have yet to try them, but at the very least I will get the ingredients for the chocolate pretzels and almonds, it is so easy, I really have no excuse to not try it out :D.
Your photos look so delicious it makes me want to try things that I normally don't eat like olives and blueberries. I love cooking, but I am a very unhealthy eater ^^*.
Keep them coming, I am glad I subscripted ;)
Happy you're enjoying my content. I definitely feel encouraged to keep posting! Im finding it really fun and a great creative outlet.
I make my share of unhealthy recipes too, maybe I'll share one soon! haha!
I just did them, they are great!
It's a great idea to make pancake batter from oatmeal. Mine were a little thinner than yours, but they were lovely. Silky texture almost like crepes. Best thing about them is that i get some needed fibre in my diet.
I ate them with rice pudding and the blue berries on top. It was awesome, whip cream will be even better i feel. You can eat them with only berries, its a little sour, but also a great snack.
I needed to let the batter rest for about 10 minutes after mixing it for it firm up, does that happen to you as well?
Edit: The best thing about them is how easy and fast they are done. Almost forgot to mention that.
Greetings from my father, he asked me where i got the recipe from. He thought it was genius :D. Resteemed.
Thats sooooooooo awesome!! So happy to hear you enjoyed the recipe! Yum, making them thinner like crepes sounds delicious. Mine firmed up pretty quickly when I added the milk, I think because my oats soaked up the milk really fast. Since cooking and baking is essentially chemistry/science there will be slight variations in outcomes. Greetings to your dad as well! Thanks for the resteem!
Im really happy to have those in my repertoire now. They are easier and healthier than classic pancakes, but I feel like you could do all the good things with them: chocolate banana, whipped cream and fruit (blueberries ;), applesauce or just plain sugar and cinnamon.
Those are great ideas! Now Im hungry. haha gonna have to try those variations.
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Thanks will do!
Can I use sugar instead of syrup or honey? I rarely use syrup or honey so I dont have it at home.
I just bought oatmeal and blueberries to make the pan cakes today ;)
Sure, sugar can definitely work! Let me know how they turn out.
I forgot i got no baking powder.:( I just saw some fresh blueberries this morning so i got oatmeal and thought I'm set. I also remembered you saying something about "sweetener to your like", so i expected sugar would be fine, already ;). Anyways, I got to do them tomorrow. Today is such a nice hot day, it would have been great to eat something fruity :(
btw fresh blueberries work, right? Should the blueberries be hot/heated when you put them on the pancakes or are they good cold (out of fridge ~7°C)?
Fresh/cold blueberries work well too! This recipe is customizable. The baking powder helps the pancakes fluff up a little. Although because it uses oatmeal instead of flour, they are a little denser than flour pancakes.
I dont want to customize the recipe too much on the first try, so I rather buy the baking powder tomorrow. For future experiments I could see vanilla sauce or whipped cream with the blueberries... unhealthy but that tastes good in my head already :D
I updated the about of baking powder in the recipe. Use 1/4 teaspoon instead of 1/2.