4 ingredient greek yogurt pancakes!

BrendaHyde · July 2012

Thanks for sharing.

DebraZ2012 · July 2012

Looks delicious, thanks for sharing.....

AliceSwarthout · July 2012

bump!

NYBikeRacer · July 2012

Thanks for posting! I made these yesterday; but with a slight twist; I used wheat pancake mix and a scoop of chocolate protein powder. Such a great pre workout meal, breakfast or snack. Doesn't even need syrup!

kln2010 · July 2012

bumppp!

ginnylee74 · July 2012

Bump for recipe and web sight for the recipe.:drinker:

kgalea · July 2012

Those look AWESOME!

Nengi1980 · July 2012

BUMP!!

allymacary · July 2012

Thanks for sharing!

cutchro · July 2012

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hdsqrl · July 2012

Mmm, adding to My Topics!

Kristierlong · July 2012

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amystyran · July 2012

commenting on this just so i remember this brilliant recipe! i've been craving pancakes for ages! woo! does anyone know how many calories are in this?

ScarlettIsSpiffing · July 2012

Oh they look yummy, thanks for sharing x

Jess81620 · July 2012

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Sheila_Ann · July 2012

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Laoch_Cailin · July 2012

Gonna try these and have a look at that site too, thank you

ChiroBob · July 2012

I've used similar recipe except cottage cheese for yogurt and whole oats in place of flour all blended in a Oscar or blender until smooth.

I am going to try the greek yogurt recipe with whole oats.

Thanks for sharing, I am a big pancake freak, but don't eat them much anymore because of the calories

TheRoadDog · July 2012

Tried this recipe this past weekend. I do all the cooking and I usually try to make my wife something special for Sunday Brunch. Made her Spicy Shrimp Omelette and these pancakes. I even went out into the yard and picked fresh blueberries and rasberries to put in the pancake batter. For syrup I mixed raspberry liquer, apple liquer, reasberry jam and sugar and reduced it down to a syrup. Gave her the omelette first, while I was plating the Pancakes. Poured the syrup over it. Topped with whipped cream and sprinkled fresh rasberries and blue berries over the top.

When she finished, I asked: "How were the pancakes?:

Her: "Okay."

Me: "Okay?"

Her: "The texture was different."

So much for that recipe.

Um no offense, but your wife seems err... unappreciative. What you did was super sweet!

Nope. Just honest. I love to cook, but I love to cook things my wife and girls like to eat, so I ask them to be honest. If it sounded like she was unappreciative, that's my bad for not beinbg a very good writer.