Rest the batter
Leave the blended batter for two or three minutes so the oats hydrate and the pancakes hold together.
Soft oat and pumpkin pancakes blended with warming spices, eggs, yogurt and protein powder.

Step by step
Blend the oats, protein powder, spices, baking powder, milk, pumpkin, eggs and yogurt for 2–3 minutes until combined. Do not overmix.
Rest the batter while a lightly greased non-stick pan heats over medium-low heat.
Cook palm-sized pancakes until bubbles appear and the base is set, then flip and cook until golden.
Divide into four portions and add toppings only when serving.
Useful, not complicated
Small changes that make this recipe easier to fit into real life.
Leave the blended batter for two or three minutes so the oats hydrate and the pancakes hold together.
Cook slowly enough for the centre to set before flipping; protein-rich batter colours quickly.
Cool completely and place parchment between portions so individual pancakes are easy to reheat.
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