High protein pancakes
200ml soy or oat cream
60g seitan basis (vital wheat gluten)
40g flour / Mehl
20g sugar / Zucker
several drops of vanilla
½ pack (2T) baking powder
Mix well until the batter is creamy and has air bubbles. Put batter into the pan on a low heat, slowly fry in sunflower oil on one side (throw in fruit if you like - bananas, apples, and blueberries work well), turn over when bottom turns golden. This will make about 4 pancakes (each with 13g of protein).
US style pancakes (thick)
1.5C oat milk (or other milk replacement - we tend to use chocolate Oatley)
2C flour (type 405)
1/8t salt / Salz
1T sugar / Zucker
1/3t baking powder / Backpulver
Oil for the pan (coconut oil works well)
Mix well with a mixer (a couple of minutes) - consistency: drips from the spoon in blobs (add more flour or milk if needed). Add fruit (blueberries, bananas), cook in a thick layer at medium heat.
2C flour (type 405)
1/8t salt / Salz
1T sugar / Zucker
1/3t baking powder / Backpulver
Oil for the pan (coconut oil works well)
Mix well with a mixer (a couple of minutes) - consistency: drips from the spoon in blobs (add more flour or milk if needed). Add fruit (blueberries, bananas), cook in a thick layer at medium heat.
Crepes (thin)
3/4C flour
1/4C protein powder
3T sugar
1T bean flour
Baking powder
1C milk/Oatley cream
1T sunflower oil in the pan per crepe
- Stir dry ingredients together, add milk until it is pretty runny.
- Heat pan with 1T oil until it is hot, pour batter into pan, then tip pan to make the batter on top run off to the edges of the pan until it is really thin. Cook until crispy on both sides.
- Place on plate and add toppings (maple syrup, peanut butter, powdered sugar, jam).
Makes 6 crepes
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