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Eggless Oats N Dates Pancakes

Eggless Oats & Dates Pancakes

During the weekdays the breakfast option is very limited for my kids. They are always in a hurry and it is really big deal if I get them to finish their bowl of oatmeal. On weekdays the brunch will consist of ildi, sambar, pongal or puri and at times medhu vadai too. Even if I attempt to make something else Hubby dear will start to complain. So I could try out something different only when the kids get holiday during week days. I tried these pancakes for them with eggs when they had holiday for Ramzan last month.

To my surprise it turned out very well. I was very much happy with its texture as it was very soft and fluffy. I wanted to try out the eggless version and I got a chance on Onam holiday. The combo simply rocked as this time I included oats as well and doubled the recipe. What more I was even more happy to find that the batter stayed fresh for the next 2-3 days. So the breakfast is now a breeze during the weekdays and also not monotonous.

These pancakes were so filling that I could not have more than 2. If you are tired of trying out the same old idlis, dosas or upma with oats these pancakes will definitely make a difference. The kids get their daily need of fiber, iron, calcium and a fruit all in one recipe.

Now to the recipe….
Deseed Dates and with bananas and milk grind to a batter.
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Roast the oats and powder. Keep aside.
Mix the dry ingredients and to it add the ground paste.
Make a batter using milk and make pancakes.
Cook on both sides and serve hot.

Eggless Oats & Dates Pancakes
Eggless Oats & Dates Pancakes


 Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes
Makes: 12


 Ingredients:

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  • Whole wheat flour – 1 cup
  • Quick cooking oats – 1/2 cup
  • Dates, pitted – 15
  • Milk – 2 cups (approx.,)
  • Banana, ripe – 1
  • Sugar – 1/2 cup
  • Baking powder – 1 1/2 tsp
  • Vanilla essence – 1 tsp
  • Salt – 2 pinch
  • Butter / Oil – to cook

Instructions:

1. Place the banana and pitted dates in a mixie jar and using 1/4 – 1/2 cup of milk grind to a smooth paste.
2. Heat a pan and roast the oats over low flame till you get a nice aroma. Remove, let it cool and grind to a fine powder. Keep aside.
3. Mix together whole wheat flour, powdered oats, baking powder, salt and sugar in a bowl.
4. Add the ground paste, vanilla essence to the dry ingredients and using milk little by little mix into a thick batter making sure that there are no lumps.
5. Heat a pan and grease with either butter or oil. Pour a ladle full of batter and swirl the pan for the batter to spread.
6. Drizzle more butter / oil around and let it cook. Once done flip it over and cook till done.
7. Remove and serve hot drizzled with honey or any syrup of your choice.

Notes:

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  • You can use all purpose flour instead of whole wheat flour.
  • The batter stays fresh and good for 3-4 days when refrigerated. So you can store the batter to avoid morning rush.
  • Make sure that the banana is not over ripe else the pancakes will turn out very dark and may at times stick to the pan.
  • I used just 1/2 cup sugar and found it perfect as both bananas and dates were sweet but if you want it very sweet increase the sugar quantity.
  • Butter was my option to cook when I made this for my kids.

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  26. Rafeeda

    hi radhika, i made these for breakfast day before yesterday, since i had no dates, i substituted with an addtional banana, and i had it with some whipped cream… delicious!!! will prepare it again…

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