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My First Time Making Brown Rice Protein Pancakes

April 15, 2015 by Evelyn Parham

brown-rice-protein-pancakesI had a taste for pancakes this past weekend and I had no idea how to make these pancakes.  I knew I wanted to use the brown rice protein powder I have in the cupboard, but had no recipes.

I searched the internet for brown rice protein pancakes and found a few recipes.  I have not made pancakes in years, but I was willing to try my hand at making something different. 

Well, my brown rice protein pancake experiment was a success.  My husband really enjoyed the pancakes.  The brown rice protein pancakes passed the husband taste test.  This means the pancakes are pretty good. 

The Recipe:  Brown Rice Protein Pancakes

These pancakes are very easy and quick to make.  You can add extra ingredients (flavors and spices) to suit your taste.

Serving: 1

Ingredients

1 Scoop of Brown Rice Protein (my powder has 15 grams of protein in 1 scoop)

1 Egg

1/2 Banana (mashed)

1 teaspoon of Chia Gel (1/4 cup of Chia seeds + 1 cup water, allow time for seeds to absorb water)

1-3 tablespoons of Milk (I used unsweetened almond and coconut blend.  Use enough milk so you have a batter consistency to your liking).

1 tablespoon of Coconut Oil

Sweetener – Coconut Nectar (optional)

Vegan Option:  Omit the egg and use 1 tablespoon of chia gel.

Directions

Mash banana.  Add the brown rice protein powder, egg, chia gel and milk.  Blend and mix ingredients well.  If you like a thicker batter, use less milk and if you like a thinner batter use more milk. 

Place coconut oil in skillet and warm oil on medium heat.  Once the oil is hot, pour batter in the skillet.  Flip pancake when you see open bubbles in the batter.  This is a sign the batter is cooked thru.

Serve pancake plain or topped with berries or a fruit of your choice.  Drizzle coconut nectar or a sweetener of your choice on the pancake.  Enjoy!

Note:  I used Brown Rice Protein Powder, because it is the protein powder I had, but you can use any protein powder to make your protein pancakes.

Final Words

If you want to boost your protein intake, this is good way to do it, especially if you have a taste for pancakes.  This pancake is very filling and you don’t have to worry about being hungry an hour later.  Give it a try and let me know how you like it.

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  1. Trinity says

    April 16, 2015 at 8:06 PM

    Hi Evelyn!
    Just reading this post is making me hungry! I want to try this recipe. I don’t recall seeing brown rice protein in the store, but I never thought to look. I probably have unknowingly passed it in the grocery aisles many times. Where did you buy it?

    By the way – I just love it when my cooking passes the husband test. My husband is v-e-r-r-r-r-y finicky.

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    • Evelyn Parham says

      April 17, 2015 at 12:05 AM

      Hey Trinity!
      I don’t know if you can find it in the grocery store. I know Kroger carries protein powders, but I don’t know if they sell brown rice protein powder. I got mine from Vitamin Shoppe.

      Mine is too – if he likes something I make I know it must be good.

      Thanks for stopping by!

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