High-Protein Pancakes
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By Janice Russell
High-Protein Pancakes
kid-approved, fluffy, zero “protein taste,” and sneaky enough that no one asks questions. You’re not making gym pancakes. You’re making Saturday-morning pancakes that happen to have protein. Let’s go.
Kid-Approved Boosts
Mini chocolate chips (1–2 tbsp)
Mashed banana (¼ cup = natural sweetness)
Blueberries (dust in flour first so they don’t sink)
Updated at: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 23:19:26 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
64
Moderate
Glycemic Load
10
Low
Nutrition per serving
Calories121.6 kcal (6%)
Total Fat4.3 g (6%)
Carbs15.6 g (6%)
Sugars4.6 g (5%)
Protein5.3 g (11%)
Sodium217.7 mg (11%)
Fiber0.8 g (3%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
8 servings
Dry Ingredients
¾ cupall-purpose flour
¼ cupunflavored protein powder
can also use Vanilla Flavored Protein Powder
1 Tbspsugar
don’t skip—this is for kids
2 tspbaking powder
¼ tspsalt
Wet Ingredients
Instructions
Step 1
Mix dry first
In a bowl, whisk: Flour
Protein powder
Sugar
Baking powder
Salt 👉 Whisking well matters—protein likes to clump.
Step 2
Mix wet separately
In another bowl: Egg
Mashed Banana
Milk
Butter/oil
Vanilla
Step 3
Combine gently Pour wet into dry.
Stir JUST until combined.
Lumps = good. Overmix = sad pancakes.
Step 4
Rest the batter (key move) Let it sit 5–8 minutes.
Protein absorbs liquid and softens → better texture.
Step 5
Cook Medium-low heat.
Lightly grease pan.
Cook until bubbles form and edges look set.
Flip once. Cook until golden.
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