Prepare all the ingredients and tools: hand or standing blender, measuring cup, large bowl, spoon, sieve (optional). Weigh and prepare the ingredients according to the list. Peel the bananas and set them aside on the cutting board.
Description
Delicate, diet-friendly banana-oat pancakes are a light, sweet option for breakfast or dessert in the Sweet Blog style. The base consists of ripe bananas and ground oats, which combined with eggs and yogurt create fluffy, moist pancakes without the addition of wheat flour. Served with hot raspberry puree made from frozen raspberries and creamy peanut butter, with optional maple syrup and fresh raspberries as decoration. The dish has a pleasant, natural banana flavor with a hint of cinnamon, an interesting texture thanks to the oats, and an aesthetic, colorful contrast from the raspberry puree. Great for a weekend breakfast, a light dessert for guests, or as a post-workout snack.
Składniki (13)
- Banana 2 szt.
- Mountain oats 120 g
- Egg 2 szt.
- Baking powder 5 g
- Almond milk 120 ml
- Greek yogurt 10% 60 g
- Coconut oil 15 ml
- Peanut butter (creamy) 60 g
- Frozen raspberries 200 g
- 🌿 Przyprawy
- Ground cinnamon 2 g
- Salt 0.0 szczypt
- ✨ Opcjonalne
- Maple syrup 30 ml
- Fresh raspberries (for decoration) 50 g
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Preparation steps
Cake
Put the bananas in a blender and pulse until smooth. If you don't have a blender, mash the bananas thoroughly with a fork in a large bowl until there are no lumps.
Add the banana, eggs, Greek yogurt, and almond milk. Blend briefly to combine the ingredients into a smooth, pourable mixture.
Add the oats, baking powder, cinnamon, and a pinch of salt to the blender. Blend for 20–30 seconds until the oats turn into a thick, slightly grainy mixture and everything becomes uniform. The consistency should be thick but pourable — like very thick pancake batter.
Pour the finished batter into a large bowl. Check the consistency: scoop with a spoon — the portion should hold its shape but be easy to spread slightly. If the mixture is too thick, add 10–20 ml of milk; if too thin, add 10 g of oats.
Raspberry puree
Add the frozen raspberries to a small saucepan along with 10 g (about 2 teaspoons) of peanut butter if you want to add a nutty note to the puree. Heat over medium heat for 6–8 minutes, stirring with a wooden spoon, until the raspberries break down and a thick puree forms. If you want a sweeter puree, add 10–15 g of maple syrup (optional).
If you want a smooth puree: pass the heated raspberries through a sieve into a bowl, using a spoon to separate the seeds. If you prefer a puree with pieces of fruit, skip the straining.
Frying
Heat a non-stick skillet (preferably 24–28 cm in diameter) over medium heat. Add a teaspoon of coconut oil and spread it over the surface with a paper towel. Reduce the heat to medium-low — the pancakes cook best slowly, allowing them to puff up.
Scoop portions of the batter about 30 g in size onto the skillet (use an ice cream scoop or a large tablespoon). The distance between the pancakes should be 3–4 cm. Fry for 2–3 minutes, until the edges start to set and small bubbles and slightly dry spots appear on the surface — that's the time to flip.
After flipping, fry for another 1–2 minutes until both sides are golden and the pancake is springy to the touch. Transfer the finished pancakes to a plate lined with paper towels to drain excess fat.
Serving
On a plate, place 3–4 pancakes in slightly overlapping layers. Top with 15 g of peanut butter and gently spread it to let it melt slightly. Drizzle with a spoonful of raspberry puree and, if using, drizzle with maple syrup. Garnish with fresh raspberries.
Serve the pancakes with fresh raspberries and optionally additional yogurt or syrup. Remember that syrup increases the calorie count — if you're on a diet, serve without it.
Fun Fact
Oatmeal and bananas are a classic breakfast combination — oats stabilize the sugars from bananas, which prevents the pancakes from causing sharp spikes in glucose levels. Banana-oat pancakes are a modern, gluten-free (if you use certified gluten-free oats) alternative to traditional pancakes.
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Tips
Serve the pancakes warm, preferably right after frying. Stack them in small piles of 3–4 pieces, so everyone has easy access to the sauce and peanut butter. For a 'fit' version, skip the maple syrup and add an extra tablespoon of Greek yogurt as a source of protein.
Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days. To reheat — warm in a pan over low heat, covered, for 2–3 minutes on each side, or use the oven at 160°C for 5–7 minutes. Store raspberry sauce separately (up to 3 days) and always heat briefly before serving.
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