Paleo Pumpkin Protein Pancakes for One

Yes, all the p's. It was pumpkin season and you know how much I love pancakes, and lately collagen!

After finally dragging myself out of bed after a sleepy fall weekend morning, the idea of paleo pancakes hit me. What better way to use up my canned pumpkin and make something I could really look forward to?! After recipe hunting for a bit based on what I had on hand, I decided to work off of Paleo Grubs as a base recipe. I was definitely inspired by the stack. I added in collagen peptides as I have been doing to most of my baked goods + coffee lately for a protein boost, and because I really feel the difference in how my hair, nails and skin look!

Each of these ingredient makes these pancakes delicious! You can get pumpkin in a can just about any time of the year, and these are great for any type of cozy morning - winter or fall. I recently started using fresh nutmeg and definitely recommend it if you have it on hand - the freshness really makes a difference. I just use my citrus zester! Maybe I'll get a fancy nutmeg grinder one day when I have real cabinet space...

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Paleo Pumpkin Protein Pancakes

Start your day with a healthy batch of these paleo pancakes! Perfect for leftover pumpkin. They're quite moist so take your time cooking.

Course Breakfast

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 10 minutes

Total Time 15 minutes

Servings 4 small pancakes

Author French Pressed Kitchen

Ingredients

For the pancakes:

• ⅓ cup pumpkin puree
• 1 egg
• 2 Tbsp. almond flour
• ½ Tbsp. coconut flour
• 1 scoop Vital Proteins Collagen
• Dash of cinnamon
• Dash of nutmeg
• Handful of walnuts
• Coconut oil

Toppings:

• Maple syrup
• Hemp seeds
• Nut butter
• ...possibilities are endless

Instructions

• Beat egg and pumpkin in a small bowl.Add in the dry ingredients and any additions such as raisins or walnuts.
• Heat a nonstick skillet over medium high heat. Lightly grease the skillet with a bit of coconut oil.
• Add batter to pan - I used about 2 tablespoons. The thicker the pancakes, the longer they will take.
• Cook until the surface of the pancake has some bubbles, is golden brown to your liking, and has enough structure to flip. Flip and cook the other side 2-3 more minutes (again, depending on thickness).
• Stack them up and layer on the toppings!

Bon appétit!