These are fantastic; versatile, so easy to make AND they taste oh-so-good! One of your 5-a-day, a great source of protein and oats to keep those hunger pangs at bay!
Ingredients
One banana
Two eggs
Teaspoon of cinnamon
Two tablespoons of oats
Method
1. Whisk the two eggs in a bowl big enough to hold all the ingredients.
2. Slice the banana into the eggs and mash with a fork, masher or blender. Make sure both ingredients are well combined.
3. Add the cinnamon and oats and whisk until you have a smooth mixture.
4. Heat some oil in a pan (I use spray oil – you need very little) and add a small amount of mixture to the pan. (*TIP: Pour mixture slowly to keep a circle shape*)
5. Cook on a low-medium heat til the pancake is solid enough for you to flip it (around 2-3 minutes per side).
6. Keep going until you run out of mixture and top with whatever your preference!
CALORIES: 300kcal
PROTEIN: 13g
FAT: 8g
If you have a sweet tooth, try making them with a ripe or overripe banana, these taste naturally sweeter and you won’t need any added sugar.
My favourite topping is low fat natural yoghurt and fresh fruit (making it 2 of your 5-a-day!). This morning it was blueberries!
Do let me know what you think!
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I love pancakes, they taste great with Jello topping,
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Thanks Ema. They look yummy too – not so low in calories though!
With the berries looks tasty! Have to steer clear of the maple syrup though 😉
They look yum!!! Definitely going to give these a go 😀
They are fab! Let me know how they go! x