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Not to say that Jodi's pancakes arent great, but heres my recipe, a little less carbs and more protein.
Try these bad boys out, go ahead and alter for more or less pancakes, this made 8 3-4" pancakes. Very good.
1/2 cup pumpkin
1/4 cup cc
1/4 cup oats
1 scoop whey, I used isopure vanilla...
1/4 tsp baking powder
4 egg whites
add splenda and pumpkin pie spice to taste.
Mix all ingredients in blender til smooth. Spray some pan on a skillet and cook em up. Makes 6-8 3-4 inch pancakes. Add some SF jelly and syrup. MMM good. If batter gets too thick, add a little water.
Macros (not including jelly and syrup) : 300 cal 43g protein 2g fat 28g carbs 8g fiber
Today I increased it to 1.5 of the recipe and had it as a whole meal. Damn thats good stuff.
I may try it later without the pumpkin, maybe 1/2 cup cc and 1/3 cup oats to make normal bb pancakes.
I cant stress the baking powder enough, otherwise you get thin soggy pancakes that have no fluff at all.
Try these bad boys out, go ahead and alter for more or less pancakes, this made 8 3-4" pancakes. Very good.
1/2 cup pumpkin
1/4 cup cc
1/4 cup oats
1 scoop whey, I used isopure vanilla...
1/4 tsp baking powder
4 egg whites
add splenda and pumpkin pie spice to taste.
Mix all ingredients in blender til smooth. Spray some pan on a skillet and cook em up. Makes 6-8 3-4 inch pancakes. Add some SF jelly and syrup. MMM good. If batter gets too thick, add a little water.
Macros (not including jelly and syrup) : 300 cal 43g protein 2g fat 28g carbs 8g fiber
Today I increased it to 1.5 of the recipe and had it as a whole meal. Damn thats good stuff.
I may try it later without the pumpkin, maybe 1/2 cup cc and 1/3 cup oats to make normal bb pancakes.
I cant stress the baking powder enough, otherwise you get thin soggy pancakes that have no fluff at all.


