I know many folks who aren’t breakfast people. Some are, but
don’t have the time to make breakfast. I have also noticed that when people are
on a ‘weight loss’ journey, the first thing they do is cut out breakfast to
reduce their calories. Please don’t join them.
Breakfast is highly important, and I’m speaking from
experience. When you have a good breakfast, you’re less likely to overeat for
lunch and dinner. I’m not sure how to explain this, but it certainly works. I’m
learning to be a breakfast person too!
Today, my focus is on pancakes.
I love, love, love pancakes. But a regular pancake breakfast
is loaded with unhealthy calories that don’t even keep you full for a long
time. So guess what? I did some research online and I found the PERFECT pancake
recipe at Eugenie Kitchen that’s so, so guilt-free I pinch myself whilst
enjoying it! It’s flourless, butterless and sugarless!!!
Ingredients:
Bananas – 1 ½ whole. Mashed.
Eggs- 2 whole eggs, beaten
Baking powder – 1/8 spoon
Method:
Mash bananas but leave it lumpy, set aside.
Beat eggs in a separate bowl**
Add beaten eggs to the banana mix
Add the baking powder
On a heated non-stick pan, add about 2 tablespoons of the
mix in each set
Enjoy with fruit or a tablespoon of maple syrup!
**Although this meal is already incredibly low in calories,
I will attempt to make my own recipe without the egg yolks and let you know how
it turns out. If you make it without the yolk at all, it’s virtually a “free”
food. “Free” food means it doesn’t need to be counted towards your daily
caloric intake.
#let’s eat!
Till next time,
anu
Wow, that breakfast pic looks fantastic. Hmm, imagine that with some sizzling bacon!
ReplyDeleteHurry and come back and make for me jor.
ReplyDeleteWill definitely try this. I'm neither a cereal nor oats person. This sounds perfect for me.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely gonna try thiis!!!!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't eat breakfast until I discovered I was happy with liquids as breakfast. So as long as it's a vegetable juice or smoothie I am good. But I am definitely going to try this. Well done Anu
ReplyDeleteSO I finally tried these the right way and it was way yummy. Used 3 bananas and two whole eggs the first time and I found the pancakes too eggy for my taste (didn't help that I used baking soda instead of baking powder either lol). So this time I used 4 bananas and two egg whites and actual baking powder. I put in some vanilla and cinnamon and drizzled them with some honey harvested from our farm. SOOOO DELICIOUS! Was tempted to cover them with whipped cream but that would probably have defeated the purpose. LOL
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