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This blueberry pancake recipe is great for batch breakfasts. This recipe is toddler friendly and can be made ahead of time (you’re welcome, busy parents). Combine simple, whole ingredients like banana, oats, eggs, milk, greek yogurt, and of course, blueberries for a delicious make-ahead breakfast.
It seems like weekends always get the fun breakfasts and weekdays are left with grab-and-go protein bars or a solitary banana. We think you should save that banana, which can’t possibly keep you full all on its own, and use it in these blueberry pancakes for a touch of sweetness.
These fluffy blueberry pancakes are packed with whole, keep-you-full-longer ingredients like greek yogurt and oats so you won’t feel hungry an hour later like you might with regular buttermilk pancakes.
Blend, fry, flip, repeat, and enjoy!
Both work just fine here. Depending on the season, frozen berries may be in better shape than what’s on the shelves. Go with whichever is available in your local store.
You do not need to cut up the blueberries in this recipe. The blueberries get gooey and sometimes pop a little from the heat of the skillet so they are rarely in the round shape when it is time to eat anyway.
Mix them thoroughly into the batter. We don’t recommend the method of batter down and sprinkling blueberries before flipping because they will be susceptible to burning. Mix them evenly throughout your batter before transferring to your skillet for the best outcome.
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