Well, I guess the snow isn’t as bad as it could have been – maybe we got 5 inches! But the show is so WET!
Unfortunately, the weather is preventing me from going to visit Tony today. 🙁 We’ve talked a couple times already this morning and his floor is really quiet so hopefully he’ll get some rest today!
I recently got my next issue of Clean Eating and decided to make Stephanie Izard’s Banana Oatmeal Pancakes. I decided to kick it up a notch and made a red pepper jelly syrup. I melted 1/4 cup sugar free syrup with1 tablespoon red pepper jelly – just a hint of spice but went well with the sweet!
Banana Oat Pancakes with Red Pepper Jelly Syrup
- 3 medium bananas
- 1/2 cup skim milk
- 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract (I am out, so I didn’t use it)
- 1 cup rolled oats, ground to a course flour in a food processor
- 1/4 cup rolled oats (I used Quaker quick oats for both)
- 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/4 tsp. kosher salt
- 2 tsp. baking powder
- 2 egg whites, whipped to soft peaks
I did everything in the processor. I ground the oats first, then put in a separate bowl. I added the oats, flour, salt and baking powder and mixed well. I rinsed that out and added the 2 egg whites to the processor and left it on until soft peaks, and put in a small bowl. Next went the bananas, milk and extract and mixed well. Add the banana mixture to the oat mixture and mix well. Fold in the egg whites last.
Each pancake comes in at 100 calories, 1 gram of fat, 20.5 carbs, 2.5 fiber, and 5.5 protein!
Off to do some cleaning, shoveling and making my menu for the week. See you later!
Gorgeous snow pictures and the pancakes look amazing!
I just bought the Clean Eating magazine today…getting ready to go to bed and read.
LOVE THE SNOW
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I think you will love this issue – there are already about 5 recipes that jump out at me – let me know what you think!
I really like this issue..its my first..
Your snow pictures are gorgeous…but I am glad that it is you and not me, Sorry
Look at all that snow! So glad you made it home last night before it really started, although I’m sorry it prevented you from seeing Tony.
Those pancakes look so fluffy.
Bleck – it was a wet, soggy snow.
the sauce is SO creative!
That’s an interesting idea, using the red pepper jelly to top your pancakes. I love red pepper jelly, and would have never thought to do that.
Wow, look at all that snow, but on the bright side, the pictures are breathtaking! I love red pepper jelly, this looks wonderful!
Oh wow, so much snow!!!
I SERIOUSLY hope that doesn’t continue up this way! Where’s spring?!
Sadly, I prefer my soft cold pieces of waffle, with luke warm oat meal to your red pepper breakfeast.
Thank goodness for Hannah’s trail mix and snacks.It keeps from the cold grip of starvation.
Thanks again for all of your kind thoughts.
Wow! That syrup sounds amazing!
I’m so not ok with this snow… ugh.
Glad Tony sounds like hes doing well!
great lookin pancakes!! wow, snow, all we’re getting is rain… bah, i’d rather have the snow 😉 hope tony’s continuing to do well!
75 and raining still better then snow!
I knew you would be happy about the snow Joe!!
ooh i think i would love that spicy-sweet combo!
your snow looks beautiful — you’re lucky to live in a place where it’s still pretty even after it lands on the ground. if i end up having to deal with any more gray slush around here, i might actually have a breakdown.
sorry you can’t visit tony today — i hope he does get some rest!
amazing snow and pancakes!!! I was craving pancakes this morning but got too lazy to make them. I wish I live close to you 🙂