Pancakes are delicious. Now, I know I am not telling you something so earth-shattering that you did not already know it.

But, depending on your fitness goals, pancakes may not be part of the current plan. Or could they?

Sundays are the only day that I do not go over to EBM to work with people. Every other morning I am up and out early. 

So, when the E, B, and M wake me up early on Sunday mornings, and after I stop yelling at them for being too loud too early in the morning, I take the kids downstairs to make some breakfast.

Every Sunday, I/we make protein pancakes, bacon and scrambled eggs.  The boys have become more interested, as of late, in helping make the food, which is awesome. As they get older, they will all learn how to cook.

I was searching for a better way to make pancakes without having to use the pancake mix. And I found one. Here is a picture of your ingredients:

 
This is all you need. Almost all you need. There is one more optional ingredient I will share below.

This is all you need. Almost all you need. There is one more optional ingredient I will share below.

 

So what do we have in the picture?

  • 1 banana

  • 2 scoops of protein powder. I like chocolate for this recipe. You can use whatever makes you feel happy on the inside.

  • 2 eggs

  • 1/8 tsp of cinnamon. I use 1/4 tsp.

  • 1/4 tsp baking powder

  • 1/4 tsp salt

  • Mini chocolate chips (optional and not pictured). I sprinkle some mini chips into each pancake. Depending on the size, you will get about 8-10 pancakes for this amount. 

I find that I do not need any syrup or anything to sweeten these bad boys. They are plenty good all by themselves. 

Take all of that, throw it into a food processor (or some other device that will mix all that stuff together). No need to add any water or anything like that. The mixture will be perfect for making pancakes.

If you give these a try (and you would be crazy not to), shoot me an email, Facebook message or comment on the Instagram post and let me know what you think or how you might have jazzed these up yourself.

 

Until next time,

Dr. Tom

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Dr. Tom Biggart

My name is Dr. Tom Biggart and I specialized in getting people out of pain and back to living their life to the fullest.

I work with individuals to create a customized plan that analyzes their movements both with exercise and all of their daily activities. 

Clients of EBM Fitness Solutions are able to return to doing things they once thought lost due to pain.

www.EBMFITNESSSOLUTIONS.COM
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