Banana and Peanut Butter Oat Pancakes
As a busy mum, I’m a huge fan of anything I can throw together with minimal fuss. That’s why many of my recipes skip over the culinary mumbo jumbo and offer straight forward, easy to follow steps. My banana and peanut butter oat pancakes are no different!
I love how versatile banana and peanut butter oat pancakes are. They’re perfect for a healthy breakfast and can be enjoyed by all the family. This includes toddlers and baby led weaning!
Call me bias but they are the most delicious thing I’ve ever tried! Don’t believe me? Give them a try!
The recipe makes 4-8 pancakes, depending on size you prefer.
Looking for other breakfast options? Why not also try our banana toast, porridge bakes or pizza muffins? All child and tummy friendly!
Ingredients
- 60g oats (blended)
- 2 medium bananas
- 2 medium eggs
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 1 tbsp peanut butter
- 1 tbsp milk
Instructions
- First, blend the oats so that they have a smoother consistency.
- Then, take the bananas and slice them. Add the sliced banana to the blended oats.
- Crack your eggs directly into the blender and follow with baking powder, peanut butter and milk.
- Blend the mixture until it had a smooth consistency.
- Heat the pan on a medium heat. Non-stick is best so you do not have to add oil or butter to the pan.
- Spoon the mixture onto the heated pan and leave for around 2 minutes (or until golden).
- Flip your pancake over and cook the other side until golden. Do not cook on a high heat otherwise the outside will cook too fast and leave your pancake uncooked in the middle.
- Serve and add our healthy blueberry compote!
Notes
If you don’t have a blender, try this: 1. First, take a fork and mash the bananas until smooth. Then, mix in the peanut butter and milk. 2. Add the eggs and baking powder to the mixture and whisk with your fork. 3. Slowly, add the oats ensuring that you stir it well. 4. To cook your pancake, follow steps 5-8 above.
9 comments
look delicious and easy to make, I need to try it
Definitely do. They are yummy!
Can these be frozen ?
I can’t see any reason why they couldn’t be frozen but I have not tried so I wouldn’t like to say for sure 🙂
I would love to give these a try. I could get the nieces involved too.
These look fab so I will be sure to give them a go as I am always looking for new sweet treats! 🙂
Let me know what you think! 🙂
Why do you give the oats measurement as 60 g? It would be much easier if it is expressed in volume, not weight. What is the volume of 60g?
I am from the UK so I work in metric or imperial weight. There are converters online you can use to convert to cups. Having a quick check, it is saying that 60g of oats is around 0.7 cups. However, the recipe doesn’t require you to be overly precise, you can get away with slightly more or less.