5 Ingredient Buckwheat Protein Pancakes

By: Whitney Barnes | July 13 2018
This Buckwheat Protein Pancake Recipe is perfect to fuel your morning workout or your weekend hike. Buckwheat has many health benefits that provide great nutrition for you to start your day. We're keeping it simple with just a few ingredients: our Buckwheat Pancake Mix, Vanilla Protein Powder, melted butter or oil, eggs, milk, and your favorite toppings. Whisk these ingredients together for a super filling and tasty breakfast (or late night snack - we won't tell!)

 

5 Ingredient Buckwheat Protein Pancakes

Recipe developed by Chef Billy Parisi for Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods Ingredients
  • 3 cups of Bob’s Red Mill Buckwheat Pancake Mix
  • 3 scoops of Bob’s Red Mill Vanilla Protein Powder
  • 3 tablespoons of melted butter or canola oil + 1 tablespoon cold butter
  • 3 eggs
  • 2 ¼ cups of whole milk
  • assorted berries and maple syrup toppings
Instructions
  1. In a large bowl mix together the pancake mix, protein powder, 3 tablespoons of melted butter, eggs and milk until completely combined.
  2. Next, place the cold butter in a large frying pan over medium-low heat and once it is melted add about a ½ cup of the pancake batter into the pan.
  3. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes per side or until golden brown on each side and cooked throughout.
  4. Add toppings and serve.
Makes 8 large pancakes

8 Comments

  1. Patti
    Do you know what the carb count is for one pancake? I need to know so my husband can adjust his insulin units.
    TIA
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  2. RJ Ellis
    Can you show the nutritional value for this recipe please.
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    1. Whitney Barnes
      Hi RJ, we don't have that information but you can find the full nutritional panel for our Buckwheat Pancake Mix and Vanilla Protein Powder on our packages. If you'd like to add the additional ingredients (milk, eggs, etc) you could use a recipe calculator with your specific ingredients.
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    2. Mary Jones
      To calculate the amount of carbs you need to know the volume or mass of "1 scoop of BRM protein powder." That info is not on the protein powder package. The package says 1 serving is 1/3 cup, and the instructions for a protein shake say 2 scoops. Based on the serving info and shake instructions and using a BIG HUGE Assumption: I assumed 1 scoop is 1/6 cup (1/2 of 1/3 cup). So, doing the math for total carbs....

      3 cups pancake mix => 370 grams
      3 scoops of protein powder => 28.5 grams
      2.5 cups milk => 30 grams

      The recipe yields 8 pancakes.

      (370+28.5+30)/8 (with rounding) = 54 grams per pancake

      Notice this does NOT include fruit or toppings.
      Reply
  3. Bea Van Ness
    Can the Buckwheat Protein Pancake recipe be made with milk powder instead of protein powder?
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    1. Whitney Barnes
      Hi Bea, we haven't tested that. As the recipe already calls for milk, you could just leave out the protein powder altogether and they'd turn out great.
      Reply
  4. Gail Whitaker
    I have Bobs Red Mill 100o/o Stone Ground Whole Wheat Flour that my husband brought home. He wants pancakes and waffles made with this. your recipes here only show making these with special mixes that have other ingredients in them. Can you give me a recipe using this whole wheat flour?
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    1. Whitney Barnes
      Hi Gail, click on the link below then scroll to tap "Recipes" This will show only recipes using our Whole Wheat Flour. Enjoy!

      Bob's Red Mill: Organic Whole Wheat Flour
      Reply

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