Avocado Pancakes
How does a 10 minute, 3 ingredient healthy breakfast sound? Good? I hope, because not only is this insanely easy to prepare, it's also mind-blowingly good (if I'm allowed to say that about my own recipe!)
The story behind making this breakfast is not all that fascinating, unfortunately, as it simply came to me when I woke up one morning at a hotel I was staying at. I had an avocado collaboration with some of the fellow foodies at instagram (feel free to check the plantbasedavolove hashtag for all the other delicious creations!) and couldn't think of anything creative to make for it. Then I had a dream about pancakes, because normal dreams are apparently overrated, and when I woke up I thought avocado pancakes could be a thing. As I went over to the kitchen to make them, I noticed that the hotel coffee machine had some white chocolate-blueberry coffee capsules, and hence the idea for the toppings. Fascinating, I know, but oh-so-delicious!
Of course, if you would like to make this fully plant-based, I do think that vegan white chocolate would work just the same. Unfortunately, I have not found it at the local store and didn't get the opportunity to try it out.
When making pancakes with avocado, the product is a lot more wet and fudgy than that made with traditional ingredients, but don't get discouraged - it is definitely done, and there's nothing in there that could be undercooked anyway!
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Avocado Pancakes
Recipe details
- 6 Pieces
- Prep time: 5 Minutes Cook time: 5 Minutes Total time: 10 min
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I tried it, but while the outside cooks and the middle gets hot, it's still like eating quacamole on the inside and the pancake just fell (slid) apart. It tastes fine, but I didn't care for the texture. I even kept adding more flour and milk to dilute the avocado but it really didn't make much of a difference. It's too bad too because I've seen brownie and cake recipes using avocado for moisture and as a fat substitute and heard good things about them, but this just didn't work out for me. Any idea what I could have done wrong or is that really how the texture should be?