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Oats Banana Pancake - 10 min recipe

Quick one blender recipe - Healthy Banana Oats Pancakes

This amount of batter makes about 7-8 pancakes. Double the amount of you need more. If you don't consume eggs, just add 2 Tbsp of yoghurt or curd. I add dates, nuts powder bcoz my son doesn't eat otherwise 😕 so that's completely optional. You can add honey, brown sugar or white sugar to this. Again this is optional and can be completely avoided since we add bananas and there is enough sweetness from ripe banana's.

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Ingredients:

  • 1 cup Oats
  • 3 Dates deseeded (optional)
  • 1 Banana
  • 1 Tbsp brown sugar/Honey/White sugar
  • 2 Eggs or 2 Tbsp thick Curd/ Plain Yoghurt
  • 1/2 cup Milk or water
Method:
  1. Roast 1 cup of oats lightly on medium heat till its fragrant & slightly brown
  2. Add in all the ingredients in a mixer blender
  3. Blend it to a smooth batter
  4. Make sure the batter is not very thin nor thick.
  5. Heat a tava/griddle and on medium heat, pour in ladle full of batter
  6. Cook each side on medium heat till golden brown
  7. Serve hot with honey, fruits or plain
Hope you will try this & enjoy as well. Its perfect for kids, healthy & quick
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