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    Bodybuilding Pancakes

    1/2 cup cottage cheese
    1/2 cup oats
    3 whites, 1 whole egg
    cinnamon
    1-2 packets splenda
    1 cup apple sauce (optional)

    blend in blender for about 10-15 secs
    or to consistency

    makes 2-6 flap jacks depending on size

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    I make a similar recipe- I use 2/3 cup of oats, and 1 egg white, no apple sauce, and water to blend! Baking soda / baking powder, just a pinch! This make 1 BIG pancake!

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    Jill, I always have problems of how much water I should add..any idea?

    I'm going to make myself a Pre-workout/breakfast pancake tomorrow!
    1/3 cup oats, 1/2 cup egg whites, 1 whole egg, some baking soda and cinnamon..

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    I just used to use

    6 whites
    1/2 c oats
    lotsa cinnamon and splenda

    spray w pam, pour into pan, flip, eat

    never tried them w/ cottage cheese

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    I have tried them w. cottage cheese, the cottage cheese will make the pancakes have this weird flavor

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    NO! the cottage cheese makes em moist! Sara, just use enough water so they blend, so the consistency is like pancake / cake batter! Ummmm, cake batter.....

    Heres my recipe:
    2/3 oats-blend first
    1/2 cup cc
    1 egg white
    pinch of cinnamon, splenda, baking soda, baking powder

    Chop oaties first, blend the rest of ingredients. Use water to help blend.

    Cook in a nonstick pan sprayed with pam

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    I love protein pancakes. but I dont add cottage cheese either. use more egg whites and make em real fluffy! I aslo grind my oats sometimes in the coffee grinder too!
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    Good thinking about the coffe grinder-i just spent like $150 on a fancy blender and it chopped my oats like shit! My hold $40 one works better. So I returned it! Maybe I should look into getting a coffee grinder, does it work really well AJ?

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    well I grind my coffee beans in the grinder and it works super duper. when I do my oats or flaxseeds in it, it makes them real fine. when I make recipes thats call for whole wheat flour, I use oat flour instead(grind my oats in the coffee grinder). works awesome! and I only paid $10 for my grinder at Canadian Tire!
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    do any of you use any type of syrup with this?
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    I eat em with fresh strawberries! Occasionally sf suryp!

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    Depends, all fruit jam is pretty good, watch out for sugar though. if i use it, I will use it twice a week. hmmmmm pb or almond butter! sugar free syrup and fruits like mentioned above

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    I put applesauce on 'em. mmmMMMMMmmmmm

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