I first saw these awesome looking pancakes when Lori from Finding Radiance posted a picture of them here during the Food Photo Contest. I haven’t stopped thinking about them since, so I’m thrilled that she’s letting me share her recipe with all of you now. Lori tells me she has these pancakes with her favorite topping (blueberries) three times a week – Can’t wait to try them!
Protein Pancakes:
1/3 cup lowfat cottage cheese
1/3 cup rolled oats
1/3 cup egg substitute *or* 1 whole egg
15 grams (about 1 tbsp) protein powder.
dash of cinnamon
dash of vanilla
sweetener if desired.
Blend all ingredients together in a blender until smooth. Then cook as you would normal pancakes.
Blueberry Topping
1 cup of frozen blueberries (I like Wymans wild blueberries)
1 tsp of cornstarch
1 tbsp of cold water.
Heat the frozen blueberries in a small saucepan over medium heat until hot and just simmering. There will be juice in the bottom of the pan. Don’t boil them! In a small bowl mix the cold water and cornstarch. Add to the pan and stir until the mixture thickens up – about 30 seconds. This is a great topping over pancakes, or use as the base of a crumble.
Nutritional Info:
The pancakes are 290 for the whole batch, using an egg and low-fat cottage cheese. So there is room to reduce for those that want to use egg whites and FF cottage cheese.
The blueberry sauce is 70 calories.
Check out more from Lori at her blog here.
Tags: blueberries, breakfast, Food & Nutrition, healthy recipe, pancake, protein





Amazing! It’s like a blueberry gravy! I’ll have to try out these pancakes, but I may try to make strawberry gravy instead. Thanks for the info!
This sounds good…where do you pick up protein poweder? Do I have to go to a specialty foods store, or is it typically found in regular grocery stores??
I make similar pancakes all the time! But mine have a banana, no protein powder, and 1/4 cup egg whites instead of 1/3 cup (no sweetener necessary). Plus a little baking powder. I love the blueberry sauce idea! I usually just put blueberries into the batter itself and eat them plain but sauce would be super tasty.
Wow! Those look awesome! Can’t wait to try!
ocampo – You can find it in grocery stores – it’s usually in the same aisle as SlimFast, etc. Lately, we’ve been buying some that Kashi makes.
Yum, Sagan – yours sound good, too! I love banana anything so I may have to experiment…