Hi Everyone,
Today is the last official day of Pancake week, but that’s not going to stop me from making pancakes. I just love pancakes! You can make them anyway you like and I love that! I can’t wait till next year to see how many different kind of pancakes I will have created.
These pancakes I made last weekend, and I wanted to share them with you earlier but I figured I may bore you of pancakes everyday for a week, though I can’t imagine how? Pancakes are a fun breakfast food.
These pancakes are a little different then my previous strawberry pancakes, these have fresh strawberries stuffed on the inside and are made with Vanilla Greek Yogurt. Plus I think there the lowest calorie pancakes I have made! 166 calories for 3 1/2 of them. But who’s going to eat half a pancake, just eat 4!
These pancakes look nice, but I think they need a little something, something. What do you think?
That’s more like it, but we need more, please.
I love playing with my tripod, this is the fun part of pancakes, besides the taste!
Yum, I think I’m going to make pancakes for my Saturday morning breakfast!! I got a new one cooking up my sleeve that I want to try. The calories will be higher, but there going to be good and healthy!!
These look good, but you know I need my topping!!!
Almost to pretty to eat, key word, almost!!! These pancakes are light and fluffy, filled with fresh strawberries. There good frozen too! I freeze them, take them out in the morning and pop in the microwave for about 1 minutes or so, tastes as fresh as when I made them!!
Vanilla Strawberry Pancakes
Ingredients:
1/3 Cup of Greek Vanilla Yogurt (I used Chobani Vanilla Greek Yogurt)
2 egg Whites
1/2 tsp. Vanilla Extract
1/3 Cup White Whole Wheat Flour
1/2 tsp. Baking Soda
1/2 tsp. Sugar
1 dash salt
1/2 cup strawberries, diced
Optional Additional Topping add 2 strawberries, sliced in between pancakes.
Directions:
Mix greek yogurt, egg whites & vanilla extract into a small bowl
In a separate bowl combine flour, baking soda, sugar, & salt
Combine and whisk till evenly mixed
Fold in strawberries
Spray a non-stick skillet with cooking spray and place 1/4-cup batter onto non-stick skillet and cook till bubbles start appearing through the top of the pancake and then flip. NOTE: Cook on medium heat and I flattened out my batter with the spatula to cook more evenly.
About 1-2 minutes on each side
Makes 7 pancakes
Serving Size 2:
Calories per serving: 166, Fat: .06, Cholesterol: 0, Sodium: 244, Potassium: 205, Carbs: 27, Fiber: 4, Sugar: 5.3, Protein: 14.5
I hope you have enjoyed my pancake week, as much as I have creating them. I really do love my pancakes and there not bad for you like people think, when you think pancakes. So I hope you give them a try and let me know what you think and how they turned out. I do notice different brand names of yogurt, flour ect… make the pancake come out a little different, but one thing they all have in common is they taste good!! I’ve been experiencing with different flours and yogurt brands and I do notice a difference in the look, but the taste is the same. Which is super great in my book! 🙂
Have a great weekend!! Do something fun! I think tonight Hubby and I are going to have a date night! Yah!!! Something for me to look forward too! See you tomorrow!!!
Mmmm! I wish I had these for breakfast right now!
mmmm so delicious. These look so light and fluffy! I’m bookmarking this recipe and gonna include it in next friday’s recipe round up of the blog world 😀
I am ashamed of the waffles I made the other night after seeing your pictures.
I will redeem myself by making these for my family!
GORGEOUS!
I should have NOT read this on an empty stomach!! They look fantastic!
it looks yummy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks! 🙂
These are so pretty! I bet the vanilla chobani gives it an awesome kick 🙂
I’m kind of sad – I didn’t celebrate pancake week this week! I may have to make amends to that tomorrow.
Oh you must! It seems lately that pancakes have become the weekend breakfast tradition.
I could honestly eat pancakes for breakfast, lunch and dinner – of course I might start looking like a pancake! 🙂 These look wonderful as have all yours!
These babies look fabulous. Now I want a tripod!
I love how you incorporated yogurt and wheat flour – makes it a bit more healthy than traditional pancakes.
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
The tripod is fun, it’s a mini one and I think I only take pictures of syrup dribbling on my pancakes with it! They don’t taste healthy, but are! My Husband doesn’t like wheat or yogurt and he loves them!