Banana Bread Protein Pancakes
Boy do I have a recipe for you this morning!
But first we must back up to last night.
Just after I published my evening blog post, our furniture was delivered.
Hooray! After living on the floor for nearly three weeks, it feels so good to sit on a couch.
I think Sadie agrees.
She’s such a little sassafras. She hates sitting on floors (she flat-out refuses to sit or lay on hardwood or tile floors) and jumped on the couch within about three minutes of its delivery.
The delivery guys just laughed at her. She, in turn, refused to let them pet her.
That big white blanket is currently serving as our Sadie couch protector. We heard a bunch of different advice about what kind of couch to buy when you have a dog. We heard “definitely leather” because it’s easy to clean but then we heard “definitely not leather” because dogs’ nails can scratch it.
My parents and Ryan’s mom have leather couches that have remained in tact despite Sadie crawling all over them, so we’re hoping ours lasts forever as well. If she ruins it, we’re taking the money out of her treat fund.
Workout
Today’s workout included a 20 minute cardio session on the elliptical, followed by this upper-body weights workout:
| Exercise | Reps | Sets |
| Chest press | 20 | 3 |
| Bicep curls | 15 | 3 |
| Tricep dips | 15 | 3 |
| Upright rows | 15 | 3 |
| Lat pull downs | 15 | 3 |
| Tricep pull downs | 15 | 3 |
| Overhead press | 15 | 3 |
| Front shoulder raises | 15 | 3 |
| Bicep curls | Non-stop for 3 min. | 1 |
| Tricep extensions | 15 | 3 |
| Pushups (on my knees) | 15 | 3 |
The pushups at the end of this workout were killer. I guess that shouldn’t surprise me seeing as how pushups own me, but doing them at the end of this workout really made my arms shake.
Breakfast
Breakfast this morning was one of the best meals I’ve had in a while. And it was healthy to boot.
I present to you, banana bread protein pancakes!
Oh baby.
The recipe is very similar to the pumpkin protein pancakes I made earlier this week, but I was actually even more enamored with this creation. The pancakes honestly tasted like banana bread.
Banana Bread Protein Pancakes
Serves one
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 5 minutes
Ingredients:
- 1/2 cup old fashioned oats
- 1/2 banana, mashed
- 1/4 cup cottage cheese
- 1 egg
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
Directions:
- Spray pan with cooking spray and heat to a medium heat
- Combine all ingredients in a small bowl and blend with an immersion blender until batter is relatively smooth and all ingredients are fully mixed
- Pour batter onto the warm pan to form four medium-sized pancakes
- Allow to cook until edges start to harden, about three minutes
- Flip pancakes and allow to cook until batter is no longer runny, about two more minutes
- Top with syrup, pumpkin pie spice and banana slices and enjoy
For those of you who are terrified of cottage cheese, rest assured you cannot taste it in these pancakes one tiny bit and all the lumps are annihilated from the immersion blender. And yes, I just used the word “annihilated” when referring to making pancakes. What is this? Some kind of a video game?
Off to tackle today’s to-dos.
Happy Friday!!!
Haha I’m guilty of occasionally using the word “annihilated” when eating certain foods. Can you blame me?
Brittany @ Itty Bits of Balance
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Just wanted to stop in and say I recently started reading your blog and love it! You keep is so real
Julie @ Shining From Within
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 8:27 am
thanks so much to a fellow julie!
peanutbutterfingers
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Yummm I love cottage cheese pancakes sans the banana so can only imagine how epic these taste! Something about dairy (yogurt/cottage cheese) that makes pancakes so fluffy!
Khushboo
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Weve had leather couches almost as long as we have had our dog and he jumps all over them and nothing has happened yet!
Chelsea
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 8:27 am
phew! that’s great to hear!
peanutbutterfingers
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Wow! I need to give these a shot..sounds great!
Sweet and Savvy
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PREPARE FOR TOTAL PROTEIN PANCAKE ANNIHILATION!!
But for realzies: now that the beau (who’s deathly allergic to bananas… I know, right?!) is off to school, I’ve been going bananas for…. well…. bananas. Thanks for addressing my paralyzing fear of the cottage cheese, though.
(ps that last picture of Sadie looks like she’s ready to annihilate SOMETHING!)
Jordan @ food, sweat, and beers
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 8:30 am
was that a reference to bring it on? because if it was, i may love you.
peanutbutterfingers
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Jordan @ food, sweat, and beers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 9:01 am
Duh (I can see Sparky Polastri eating these pancakes with his spirit fingers.)
Jordan @ food, sweat, and beers
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Hey Julie! I’ve been reading your blog for a while now and this is the first time I’ve commented (I’ve always been a little intimidated). Just wanted to say I LOVE your blog! Your exercises and recipes are an inspiration to me, and somehow you read my mind because pancakes sound PERFECT right now, haha!
Briana
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Our vizsla is the same way! We just bought a new leather couch a couple of weeks ago. When we were shopping I used my nail to scratch as hard as I could to test the couches out. It was actually a sales guy that told me to do that, so I didn’t feel TOO bad when I left scratch marks on a couple of the couches. Oops!
Michelle
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I always love the Sadie pictures
that workout looks awesome… i’m pretty sure my arms would have no feeling at the end. or half way through it.
Meredith @ food, shoes, and booze
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Oh WOW-this does sound amazing! I think I have a must-try recipe for this weekend now–thanks
I am such a fan of push-ups at the end of a workout, makes me feel so strong!
Annette @ EnjoyYourHealthyLife
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You read my breakfast mind this morning! I was wanting an easy recipie for banana pancakes, and I am terrified of cottage cheese, but it seems that shouldn’t be a problem! Thanks!!
Jill K
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Allie Q (Fit Geek) Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 11:08 am
I’m a fan of cottage cheese too! I didn’t realize that it was common for people to not like it.
Allie Q (Fit Geek)
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Allie Q (Fit Geek) Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 11:08 am
errr. This was supposed to be for the comment below. Sorry lol.
Allie Q (Fit Geek)
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I love cottage cheese – I haven’t added it to pancakes yet since I ate it all on it’s own and ran out!
Claire @ Live and Love to Eat
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Another delicious looking protein pancake recipe. I’m not a cottage cheese lover… But I’m going to try these out! I’m sure Sadie not letting the delivery guy pet her was her way of protesting him showing up late:)
Lindsay @ biking before bed
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They look amazing! I will have to try and make a veganified version!
Michelle Hunt (PeachyPalate)
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Our couch is a distressed leather couch so any scratches that may accidently get on it blend right in. But we actually have a leather oil that we use on it and it buffs a lot of stuff out…you’d be surprised.
Glad Sadie (oh and you and Ryan) now have a place to chill and relax.
Kelly
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YAY for new furniture!
&
YAY for new funny Sadie pictures!
Becky @ Fit Chick on the Fly
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Julie, I would love to see what your house looks like when you are done decorating all of the rooms. Maybe a house tour on the blog? lol Good for a blog post!
Amy
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:20 am
yes, definitely! we have a long way to go until the whole house is ready to be unveiled, but i may do room-by-room posts!
peanutbutterfingers
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Haha! I love the captions on Sadie’s pictures! She is so cute. My family dog is like that. He loves to sit on the sofa especially if a blanket or pillow is near. He will plant himself either next to it or right on top of it. Spoiled dog he is!
Those pancakes look amazing! I’m going to have to try them this weekend since I have all the ingredients!
Hope
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those look/sound amazzzzing!!!
Lindsey
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Sadie sounds exactly like my dog. She tries to climb up on everything but she does it in a sneaky manner so she doesn’t get caught. It’s too funny!
Ali @ Ali Runs
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The pancakes sound delicious..perfect for a Friday morning!:)
LizAshlee
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Hi!
i will be making these pancakes this weekend:) Also, wanted to say that I love how you post your strength training workouts on here. I followed the upper body one from earlier this week this morning and my arms are so fatigued!! I could hardly lift them up to put my mascara on this am!! I love the strength train, but have been slacking for the past few months and you are helping me get back into it! Thanks!!
Tina
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 9:03 am
hooray for strength training!!
peanutbutterfingers
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How do you come up with such great recipes all the time?
This is amazing! And for a college student like me, it’s just as fast as box mix and the ingredients are super cheap. Thanks!
Anna @ Food Fitness and Frolicking
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 9:03 am
i do a LOT of experimenting with many, many failures.
peanutbutterfingers
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The pancakes look delicious — too bad they just do not fill me up!
Holly @ The Runny Egg
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The blanket on the couch is familiar! Every week, I wash the blanket and the dog gets very upset until the blanket is back where it belongs. Our furniture is microfiber and has stood up well. Your leather will be fine!
The Kidless Kronicles
Wag More, Bark….
Nicole
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Those pancakes look phenomenal!
We actually have a leather couch, and a dog that runs at a dead sprint and LEAPS up on the couch while doing “hyper laps”…so far no scratches…**knock on wood**
Taylor @ Crumbs Don’t Count
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Oh my gosh, I cannot wait to try these! Going to the store now to get cottage cheese…YUM!
Kristin
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Hey Julie! I cant wait to try these! Do you know of another good substitute for the cottage cheese? Thanks!
Liz
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:20 am
i think greek yogurt might also work well!
peanutbutterfingers
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1) We have leather couches and a dog who likes to jump and play on them and they have stayed in tact for years now, so I think that your couches will be fine
2) I’ve tried making pancakes before with a similar recipe that used cottage cheese and oatmeal but mine looked nothing like yours – they looked like blobs of mush
Any advice?
April
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:20 am
up the amount of oats!
peanutbutterfingers
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Those pancakes look amazing!
Gen
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I’m not a usual commenter but I just had to comment today to say I loved this post! This was a great way to start my day by giggling to myself about Sadie’s musings…
Kelly
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Does the immersion blender break down the oats? Or do they stay in tact?
Emmarie @ BananasAnd Beer
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:21 am
it breaks them down. not completely, but the batter is relatively smooth.
peanutbutterfingers
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Jessy (squeezetheday) Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 11:57 am
You can start by blending cottage cheese first and then add the rest of the ingredients. That’s how I do it, so there are no lumps.
Jessy (squeezetheday)
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Jessy (squeezetheday) Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 11:59 am
Oh, but I forgot to add that I always use a regular blender, not the imersion one.
Jessy (squeezetheday)
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Sadie!!! I love the dog photo’s. And pancakes!
Whitney
whitney
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lol @ the bring it on reference!! loves me some sparky polastri
so glad you posted up this recipe cuz i just so happen to have one disgustingly ripe banana begging to be used!
Kaycee
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YUM! I try to limit dairy so I’m going to try this with protein powder instead of cottage cheese
Jenny @ Fitness Health and Food
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Why do I want to slather those puppies in nutella so bad? Annnnnnd this is why I’m fat.
Cat @Breakfast to Bed
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:21 am
that sounds amazing to me, too!
peanutbutterfingers
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Now I don’t know which pancakes to make for my boyfriend tomorrow morning! I guess I’ll go with the banana bread, I have months and months to make the pumpkin ones! ;p
Erin @ Girl Gone Veggie
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Ugh I started doing push-ups again last night and today my arms are screaming! We bought a new leather couch at the beginning of this year and my dog will crawl up on it during the day when we’re not home, and we haven’t seen a scuff yet!
Jessica @ Sushi and Sit-Ups
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julie–how do you think yogurt would sub in for cottage cheese? I’m thinking of trying with plain yogurt. Also were the pork chops lean/boneless? e
Elizabeth
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:22 am
i think GREEK yogurt might work as a substitute b/c it’s thicker and the pork chops were both lean and boneless, but you can use the recipe for any kind of pork chops!
peanutbutterfingers
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those pancakes look amazing, and definitely something I’ll be trying out tomorrow morning for saturday breakfast
Thanks, Julie!
Quick question- once I tried making pancakes without a thickening agent, like baking soda/powder, and it did not go well. Do you think I should add some or were these fairly easy to flip?
Mallory @ It’s Only Life
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:22 am
these flipped really easily! you can always add a tsp. or so if you think it would help though!
peanutbutterfingers
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great workout! I love protein pancakes..i definitely need to incorporate cottage cheese in mine!
Amy
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good to know about not being able to taste the cottage cheese, before I read that part I was wondering what other cheese I could substitute since the thought of cottage cheese grosses me out!
Caree @ Fit-Mama
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I wonder if I could use my magic bullet instead of an immersion blender…anyone tried it? Thoughts?
Morgan
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:23 am
someone said they made my pumpkin pancakes in a real blender this week! they said they just needed to add a little more liquid. it’s worth a shot!
peanutbutterfingers
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Amber K Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 1:14 pm
I always use my magic bullet to blend, works well! Especially if you want to use yogurt instead of cottage cheese.
Amber K
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 2:20 pm
thanks for the insight, amber! great to know!
peanutbutterfingers
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solid morning. workout followed by pancakes…it’s gonne be a good weekend!
Lee @ Fit Foodie Finds
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I think the couch will be okay – mine is leather and Haley refuses to lay on the floor while I’m gone, so she crawls all over that poor thing and after 6 months there’s not a scratch in sight!
Faith @ For the Health of It
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I’m in your camp. Leather with dogs!! My next couch,hopefully sooner than later, will for sure be leather!!!
Kim
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What a great workout! Those push-ups would whoop my ass!
Ash @ Good Taste Healthy Me
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A few weeks ago, I made biscuits and sausage gravy, and because I didn’t have whole milk, only skim, I beefed the gravy up with cottage cheese (blended first), and it did a great job. So I can see how it would work for pancakes. They look delicious.
Karen
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These sound perfect! I use the same basic recipe for pancakes (got it through Susan @ TGBA) and with the addition of banana they are probably to die for! <3
Jessy (squeezetheday)
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Yum! looks fab
Lauren @ What Lauren Likes
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Mmmmm! Love the recipe! ….AND it seems like just yesterday I was hoping that you’d get to move out of the hotel and into a home- now you have new furniture! It all fell together <3
Julie H. of Spinach and Sprinkles
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Yumm! Aw I want to sunggle Sadie, she looks so cozy in that blankie! Those pancakes look great! I have done the protein pancake before and absolutely LOVED them.
Claire
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These look amazing! I haven’t had pancakes in 02328 years so I’ll need to make these, thanks!
Brittany
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Love your blog!!! Those pancakes look fantastic. Id love to try to make them but unfortunately cannot eat cottage cheese because of a dairy allergy.
Any ideas what I could substitute instead? Is applesauce a crazy idea?
Steph
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:24 am
hmmm… that’s a hard one! applesauce may be too watery. maybe you could just add an extra egg and forgo the cottage cheese alltogether? you may need to add more banana though. not sure if that would work!
peanutbutterfingers
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Pancakes are my all-time weakness. I cannot eat sweets for breakfast, though. For some reason it makes me sick-feeling.
I love that you’re including more recipes in your blog!
Jodi
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Those pancakes sound so good that I might just have to make them for lunch today! Congrats on your couch coming…can’t wait to see photos of your newly furnished living room!
Ashley @ My Food ‘N’ Fitness Diaries
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I always sneak cottage cheese into pancakes and waffles! My family thinks I’m crazy and refuses to taste it b/c they are grossed out by the “lumpiness” factor. More for me! Sadie is too funny in those pictures. Queen of the couch!
Gina @ Running to the Kitchen
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these went directly into my google docs fro recipes! I LOVE banana bread so I’ll have to try them out!!! I’m thinking… tomorrow!? YES!
Katie @ Peace Love and Oats
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 10:25 am
i hope you love ‘em!
peanutbutterfingers
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Good job with the push-ups! Keep at it…eventually you’ll be able to do ‘em without the help of your knees.
Allie Q (Fit Geek)
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if this was a video game, my husband would be all over it. so watch out, if you see him staring at you through your windows, dont think its weird or anything.
skinnyrunner
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 2:21 pm
not at all. i mean i have a dog to keep away the intruders. she’s really great at rolling over and showing her lady bits at the first sign of a stranger.
peanutbutterfingers
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I love this recipe idea! I just started reading your blog a month back, and I love it! You’re recipes are always so great- I forward them to my mom/sis all the time. Thanks for being such a rockstar and brightening up my googlereader
Maeve
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 2:20 pm
that’s so nice to hear. thank you, maeve!
peanutbutterfingers
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I’m making these sometime today, so you should know you’ll be thought about, appreciated, and loved by someone sometime today! Lol. My tummy thanks you
Oh, and push-ups are also my foe. Even when I try to do the girly push-ups I struggle more than my mom trying to use a computer. It’s THAT bad.
Lauren
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 2:19 pm
haha thanks lauren!
peanutbutterfingers
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Those look awesome, Julie! As usual, Sadie is adorable.
Casey @ Pocket Full of Sunshine
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protein pancakes are the ONLY way i will eat cottage cheese. gives me the heebie jeebies otherwise!!
kathleen @ the daily crumb
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We have leather couches and a dog with sharp nails at times and our couches are fine
Karen
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yum cant wait to try these out julie!
Ruthie Hart
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Love those pics of her on the new furniture – so cute, and so is the new living room
Liz
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Looove cottage cheese but I just never buy eggs! Think I could substitute in a flax egg? I’m going to try and I’ll let ya know
thanks for the recipe!
Jenny
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 2:18 pm
i think it would work with a flax egg. let me know how it turns out if you try it!
peanutbutterfingers
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Gah all the pancakes floating around the blog world are making me so jealous. I think these will definitely be on the menu in our house tomorrow!
Cait’s Plate
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Those pictures and captions of Sadie made me laugh out loud for real this morning. She is too cute! So glad you got your furniture delivered finally! Now your new place can start feeling more homey! And these pancakes look great! I actually don’t like bananas (i know, i know) but I really like banana bread type things so this might be the perfect way for me to eat them!
Emily @ Glitz Glam Granola
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Oh my gosh, those pancakes look mouthwateringly delicious
so yummy – great recipe, Julie!
I did a twist on your recent lower body workout this morning and was so wobbly afterwards, it was intense! Loving those 100 squats at the start – sooo effective
FYI, my mum and dad have leather sofas and our (three) dogs haven’t scratched them – love your couch, it must be so nice to have something smooshy and cosy to sit on now!
Have a great Friday! <3 xyx
Yolie @ Practising Wellness
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Those protein pancakes sound AWESOME!!! I love a good protein packed breakfast. Or lunch. Or dinner. Maybe I can convince the man-friend to make these for breakfast-for-dinner tonight hehe
Liz @ IHeartVegetables
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How yummy! I’m bookmarking this so I can make those pancakes soon!
Tracy @ Tracy’s Treats
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Wow, those banana protein pancakes look like a DREAM!! I must make these soon!
Alison
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For those who are interested, I just plugged in this recipe into Spark People’s Recipe Calculator. Here it is:
Calories: 323
Fat: 8.9g
Carbs: 44.5g
Dietary Fiber: 5.6g
Sugars: 9.4g
Protein: 18.9g
Alison
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 2:18 pm
awesome! you’re fantastic!
peanutbutterfingers
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These sound great! I’ve never thought of using cottage cheese in my pancakes- I love cottage cheese in other dishes so it isn’t a texture/ taste thing, just never thought of it! I also love using oat bran in place of oats
Allison
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These look SO SO good! Thanks for sharing the recipe with us, cant wait to try them this weekend!
Shannon
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I love the last Sadie picture! Priceless. I have a Viszla mix, and he also refuses to sit/lay on anything that is not soft or will not provide ultimate comfort for him.
Kimberly
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 2:17 pm
we think it’s funny b/c other dogs to EVERYTHING they can to get cool and sadie always wants to be bundled up and wrapped in blankets – even in the florida heat.
peanutbutterfingers
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Looks DELICIOUS. Can’t wait to make it myself.. but since I don’t have en immersion blender, I wonder if the Vitamix will work? Or maybe my never-before-used food processor (I know, blasphemy) ?
Shaya (Eye Girl Eats)
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Hi Julie! You always put your strength training workout – Im just wondering if you could add an what – or an estimate – of what weight you do with each… like how much you do on the lat pulldown etc . . . ? I know everybody is different and needs to start out @ a weight that works for them.. But now that your workouts have changed Im just wondering where you are along the lines of that instead of body pump, and if you keep around consistantly the same weights? Thanks~
Dana H
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I made these for my brother for lunch and he said they were the best he’d ever tried! Swapped out the cottage cheese for sour cream (since I didn’t want to dirty up a blender, and wanted to get it ready fast)… and then spread a little PB on it
Hannah
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I love making bananay breakfasts! And banana is the perfect light sweetener for pancakes. Mmmmm maybe lunch should be pancakes?
Ellie@fitforthesoul
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Yum!
I’ve been on a total pancake kick lately and these sound amazing!!
Abby @ Abz ‘n’ Oats
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The pictures you post of Sadie with quotes always bring a smile to my face haha <3
chelsea
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I may officially have to try those darned pancakes!! Those look seriously delicious.
And DEFINITELY leather!! I have found it VERY hard for puppy claws to scratch, and if they do, very EASY to rub out with a little leather conditioner. As long as I have puppies, I will always have leather couches.
‘Dee @ ‘Dee’s Garret
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Between the banana bread and pumpkin pankcakes..I don’t know which one I want to try first! They both look amazing
Ashleigh
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I love making protein pancakes when I need a pancake fix. I’ve never tried mixing banana in the batter…what a novel idea! I love banana bread, so I don’t see why it wouldn’t be good. Usually when I make protein pancakes, I add in 3 egg whites to the 1/2 cup oats.
Malia @ Life is Good Girl
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“OH the horror” That’d brilliant!
Your pancakes sound delicious.
Emma
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I looooooove pancakes!!
Cait
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Made them this AM, and…. HOLY &@%#*^ amaaaaaazing!!!! Also realized I actually do like cottage cheese! would never try it prior because, forgive me, the look of curdled milk aghhh.Thinkin about tryin the pumpkin ones tom!!!
Lindsey
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I am loving your pancake creations lately!! They are perfect for the upcoming chilly weather.
Alaina
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Made these tonight – very good! Do you ever put peanut butter on your pancakes? When they are hot it gets melty, yum-o and especially good on these!
Love your blog. I like how your recipes are small/single servings.
Keep up the good work!
Mel
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Made these pancakes this morning and they were delicious! I also added a few dark chocolate chips to the batter
Can’t wait to try the pumpkin!
Amanda
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Hi Julie, love your blog!
I made these pancakes today using a regular blender, but the ingredients wouldn’t blend at first so I added a splash of milk and they turned out just fine. Thanks for the great recipes, can’t wait to try the pumpkin pancakes!
Grecia
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Yummmm…. just made these for breaky, so delicious, and filling to boot!! Excellent…. may have made a stable Sunday morning breakfast…
Turtle-speed Runner
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made these three times already in the last week!
Olivia
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I made these this morning! They were delicious and I loved them! can you post another yummy and healthy breakfast using apples? Thanks!
Charlotte
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I clearly need to make these. I pinned it twice on Pinterest! Ha… I must really want to try these!
Mattie @ Comfy & Confident
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Do you buy a particular kind or name brand of the cottage cheese….as well as what kind of peanut butter do you buy? Thanks!
Sonya
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
December 29th, 2011 at 3:09 pm
i just buy generic cottage cheese and typically buy skippy natural peanut butter.
peanutbutterfingers
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These look AMAZING! I can not WAIT to try them!!! Mmmm. And I love cottage cheese! So that shall not be a problem (:
Haley @ Fit, Young, and Fabulous
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I tried these this morning and they are Delicious!!!! Thanks for the great recipe Julie!
Marie
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Just curious.. are you supposed to put protein powder in them? If not, what is the protein?
Margaret
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peanutbutterfingers Reply:
February 9th, 2012 at 2:09 pm
hi margaret! the protein comes from the egg and the cottage cheese.
peanutbutterfingers
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Merci pour votre site, je l’ai trouvé très éducatif. J’y ai appris plein de choses, de plus, il est bien construit et attrayant à consulter. Excellente continuation à vous et vive les petits déjeuners! Pacale.
épicerie fine
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I have been lusting after your pancake recipes for weeks now and finally decided to make these today. Why I waited so long is beyond me and I am so mad at myself for not trying these sooner! I used greek vanilla yogurt instead of the cottage cheese but they were still amazingggg.
Topped with a little peanut butter and syrup action of course!
Love your blog so much Julie, thanks for sharing this recipe!!
Nicole
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Hey! This is my first visit to your blog! We are a team of volunteers and starting a new initiative in a community in the same niche. Your blog provided us valuable information to work on. You have done a wonderful job!
Niki Lota
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Made these pancakes again this morning (second time this week)—absolutely amazing recipe sooo stinking good!! Thanks
Cody
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I just made these with 0% greek yogurt, a pinch of nutmeg, and my banana was frozen (just chopped into tiny pieces).
SO GOOD! mine made 3 decent sized pancakes
erin
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I made these this morning and they were AWESOME! I absolutely love the ingredients – it’s basically like my normal bowl of morning oatmeal, except in pancake form. Amazing idea. Thank you!
Stephanie @ Legally Blinde
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Hey Julie. I finally got around to making these! I made a few modifications and they came out tasting delicious. I love the chewy texture. Thanks for the awesome recipe.
Brittany
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Hey!
Checking out all your amazing recipes today. Would LOVE to try these, but my bf cannot eat any dairy… any suggestions for replacing the cottage cheese and still have them fluffy and delicious?
Thanks so much!
Cindy
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