Ben and I decided not to go out for date night because we wanted to save money, so I brought the date night to our home! At the Little Grill, they have a breakfast night, and I wanted to have pancakes. So I decided to look up a healthy wheat pancake recipe that Ben and I could eat. It was easy to find.
(http://www.food.com/recipe/hearty-honey-whole-wheat-pancakes-159535/review)
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Here I am pouring the batter on the pan, which was lined with olive oil. |
I halved the recipe and changed some of the ingredients to fit our pantry: more cinnamon, soy "buttermilk" (add 1T apple cider vinegar to almost a cup of soy milk), olive oil, more honey. It also required more liquid. I used 3/4 c. water to get the right consistency.
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He's excited about the Bible reading. |
Here's Ben, this is what he was doing while I made pancakes. At first, he wasn't sure about pancakes, but when I promised berry capote to go with it, he got excited. This facial expression is an accurate portrayal.
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The berry capote that I made. I used about a cup of blackberries that were frozen, I added about a tablespoon of honey. |
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These are the beautiful pancakes on their way to cooked perfection. :) |
Sometimes the pan gets too hot, especially when you are using the stove. So the quickest way to cool it down is to remove it and turn the heat down. I removed it and walked around the living room with it.
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Me cooling the pancakes down so they wouldn't burn. |
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Finished product without toppings. |
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With peanut butter and berry capote! YUM! |
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Ben raving about the pancakes. He was super happy about the scrumptious pancakes. :) |
They were a great success, very good. There are leftovers for me to eat tomorrow for breakfast.
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