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BUCKLE is Cooking it up again! Oatmeal/ProteinPlus Pancakes Kids LOVE ‘em

Tuesday, October 9th, 2007

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OK, many people ask me what to eat  for breakfast.  When I respond I almost always eat egg whites or oatmeal I get the eye roll and  a response that goes something like, “I HATE egg whites” or ” I cannot eat oatmeal”…when I ask why they cannot eat oatmeal the response comes back, “because I HATE OATMEAL”.  I just kid, sort of, but the truth is these are important staple foods anyone truly interested in fitness and health should use. I believe people need to make a serious effort in working these foods into their diets.  The reality is that , in the beginning, it may be difficult for people to start making the right nutritional adjustments… in fact, it is difficult because it is a learning process that takes time.  So I decided to experiment with some new ideas and I  came up with this recipe.  The good news is it tasted REALLY good, to my wife, myself and most importantly my little one who loves sugar and spice and everything nice.  Once it passed the KIDS test I figured I should pass it along to our bFit247.com subscribers and members.
     In the recipe I use instant oatmeal because in the morning most of use are in a hurry (this could be a dessert also), and I prefer Kashi Go-lean as it has a higher protein value and flax seeds in it already, for the Omega-3 fatty acids.  If you  have another variety of oatmeal you can add flax seeds or oil.
OATMEAL-PROTEIN PANCAKES (made 4 medium pancakes)
  • 1 Package Instant oatmeal
  • 1 scoop Vanilla Protein(your choice)… I guess you could use chocolate if you prefer
  • 2 tbls flax seeds or oil
  • 2 tbls FiberSure ( I added this because most people do not get enough fiber and this product is great…blends right in and has no flavor)
  • 3 tbls raisins
  • 3-4 egg whites. 
     Cook the oatmeal as per the package Instructions.  Then add in all the other ingredients except egg whites.  Add the egg whites until it is the proper consitency for a batter.  In a hot skillet ( I sprayed Canola oil for non stick) drop the batter and cook approx. 2 minuets per side.  The oats are cooked already and egg whites cook quickly so watch carefully.
We enjoyed these with nothing else.. not even sugar free syrup. 
You get your fiber, your protein and your carbs… NOW THERE IS SOMETHING NEW FOR BREAKFAST OTHER THAN EGG WHITES OR OATMEAL…sort of!
 

BUCKLE is cooking Wheat Berries here

Monday, October 8th, 2007

wallyj

wheatberry2.jpgOk.. so I was on the road for a LONG TRIP and you get to think alot on the road.  I also had people asking me what I eat in general, but mostly concerned with breakfast. I can eat egg whites and oatmeal until the cows come home(speaking of cows…I can eat steak until they come home also), most people roll their eyes a bit and say something like, “I HATE egg whites”, or “I cannot eat oatmeal becaue I HATE IT”.  I guess maybe I felt the same way at one point, but no more.  So I decide to play around with some other breakfast ideas.  Boiling up some wheat berries here and my plan is to try them in a few things.  Maybe a wheatberry/fruited salad for breakfast, or I’ll try adding them to my oatmeal/protein pancakes.  I’ll put the recipe and nutition info in the www.bFit247.com food database and community library once I fine tune it.

Good news is my little Billy just scarfed down the oatmeal/protein pancake fortified with fiber, flax and raisins.. absolutely amazing because he’s been eating tons of BAD breakfast and I hope this points him into a new direction. If it passes the kid test you know it’ll pass the adult test!

cooking wheat berries is easy and you do not need to soak overnight 

  • 2 cups red wheat berries (has more protein than the blonde variety)
  • 7 cups water
  • optional- 1 tsp salt(i left it out)

bring to a boil, reduce to simmer and cover.  cooks in 1 to 1.5 hours, water is absorbed. you can store in fridge..maybe a week.

NUTRITION INFORMATION: Per 1/2 cup: 151 calories; 1 g fat (0 g sat, 0 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 29 g carbohydrate; 6 g protein; 4 g fiber; 263 mg sodium; 0 mg potassium.

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All the Best!

 

 

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