This recipe started as many of my recipes do, with me asking myself, "What can I do with this leftover ____?"
In this case it was leftover baked sweet potato. I love this awesome protein packed recipe for Oatmeal Cottage Cheese Banana Pancakes, and thought I could incorporate the sweet potato for my own twist. This recipe is great because you can just throw everything in a blender and it breaks down the oats and everything else to make a smooth batter.
I modified the recipe to include the sweet potato by reducing some of the banana. Here are the amounts I used to make pancakes for 3 people (for a quite filling breakfast).
(3 servings)
1 1/2 cup oats
1/2 cup cottage cheese
1/4 cup greek yogurt (or another 1/4 cup cottage cheese)
3 eggs
3 Tb almond milk (unsweetened vanilla or another kind)
1 1/2 tp cinnamon
3 tp baking powder
1 tp vanilla
1 medium banana
1/2 cup cooked mashed sweet potato
Instructions:
Blend all ingredients in a blender until smooth
Make pancakes using ~ 1/4 cup batter
Makes about 4 pancakes per person.
These pancakes come out so fluffy, despite having no flour. The sweet potato is not strong and the cottage cheese adds a lovely creaminess. I would eat these every day if I could. In fact, I really need to make a huge batch and freeze them, because these are a perfect protein boost for after a workout.
Healthy + Seriously Delicious = Perfection!!!
Bonus recipe: I love to make a simple yogurt creme on top by mixing some greek yogurt with just a bit of maple syrup and some cinnamon. Just a little sweetness and it goes great with the berries.
Healthy + Seriously Delicious = Perfection!!!
Bonus recipe: I love to make a simple yogurt creme on top by mixing some greek yogurt with just a bit of maple syrup and some cinnamon. Just a little sweetness and it goes great with the berries.
| I appreciate a simple presentation |
| But everything is better covered in berries |
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