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What’s for breakfast? Stir up a batch of protein pancakes!

I would eat breakfast for every meal of my life for the rest of time if given the choice. However, most of the world likes to eat other meals like “Lunch,” “Dinner” and “snacks.” One of my favorite breakfast foods is a protein-packed treat that I’ve been eating since I first found and adapted it from the Dukan Diet book.

They’re super simple and are a delicious way to start your day.

Ingredients:

  • 2 egg whites
  • 2 Tablespoons of oat bran
  • 2 Tablespoons of Greek yogurt
  • a splash of agave nectar

Protein pancake ingredients

Step 1: combine all ingredients and stir together until it’s a batter-like consistency

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Step 2: Spray a hot pan with your preferred oil and create 2 pancakes

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Step 3: flip the pancakes when they start to bubble

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Step 4: top with a little more Greek yogurt, agave nectar and some berries if you’re feeling festive.

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About Jeana Anderson Cohen

Jeana Anderson Cohen is the founder of aSweatLife, a wellness media platform built on the belief that everything is better with friends. Through content, events, and a community that grew across the country, she helped women discover new ways to move, connect, and pursue their goals. A journalism graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Jeana worked on the 2008 Obama campaign in Michigan before developing social media strategies for brands and eventually launching aSweatLife. Today, she brings that same passion for gathering people to Petite Acres, the destination for weddings, retreats, and group getaways in New Buffalo, Michigan, that she co-founded with her husband, Justin. She also co-hosts The Connection Code, a podcast exploring friendship and human connection. You can find her welcoming guests to Petite Acres, trying to join a book club, and walking her dog, Birdie.

5 thoughts on “What’s for breakfast? Stir up a batch of protein pancakes!”

  1. Question- I’m somewhat challenged when it comes to successfully flipping pancakes. Will these protein pancakes hold up in my waffle maker? Also, I love how few ingredients they have! So simple.

    1. Make them smaller for easy flipping! Hmm not sure about the waffle maker, but that sounds like the prefect Saturday morning experiment 🙂

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