Banana protein pancakes

Protein pancakes without eggs

Fluffy banana protein pancakes that are also vegan! Only six simple ingredients: vegan protein powder, ripe banana, whole wheat flour, soy milk, salt and baking powder. Healthy quick breakfast that will keep you full all morning.

This recipe is

• healthy (1)
• vegan
• high in protein
• easy to make
• filling
• a delicious post-workout meal

Ingredients

• Vegan vanilla protein powder – I used Vegan pea protein powder. Use whatever you have on hand. I like the vanilla flavor to add a little more flavor to these pancakes. Or use one of your favorite vegan protein powders. If you don’t have vanilla protein powder, use vanilla extract.
• Flour – I used whole wheat flour to make this a little healthier. You can use all purpose flour, or half whole wheat and half all purpose. Bob’s red mill is a good choice. You can also use homemade oat flour, but it makes for more dense pancakes.
• Banana – Make sure it’s ripe. The more spots the banana has on it, the more ripe and sweeter it is.
• Soy milk – I like using soy milk to add some extra protein. Use whatever non-dairy milk you have on hand.
• Salt – This will help bring all of the flavors out. Feel free to leave this out if you’re trying to lower your sodium.
• Maple syrup – To top the fluffy pancakes with. Or use your syrup of choice.

Helpful tips

Make sure to oil your griddle or non-stick pan and to let it heat up on medium heat for five minutes before adding the pancake batter. Don’t flip until the you’ve given enough time for the tiny bubbles to pop. This will make sure the pancakes turn out nice and golden brown.

If you want more of a banana flavor, use two bananas in this recipe. But be aware, bananas make the pancakes a little mushy.

Mix together the dry ingredients in one mixing bowl, then the wet ingredients in a separate bowl. Add the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients.

You can also mix everything in a high-speed blender to make this even easier.

To make ahead

If you’d like to meal prep these vegan pancakes ahead of time, cook them all up, then let them cool. Freeze them on a tray in the freezer for an hour.

Then stack them up in a freezer safe bag. Freezing like this prevents them from sticking together.

Storing tips

You can either make the pancake batter ahead of time and store it in the fridge until you’re ready, or make the pancakes. Store them in an airtight container. These keep for about a week in the fridge.

These freeze as well. Just warm them up in a toaster.

To make these gluten free

Just use an all purpose gluten free flour. Works like a charm.

How to serve

Serve with your favorite fruit on top to make a healthy breakfast.

Peanut butter or almond butter are also delicious to add on top and they add some extra protein and healthy fats.

If you’d like some natural sweetness use applesauce instead of syrup on top of these delicious pancakes.

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Egg and dairy free banana pancakes