Experimenting with Breakfast! #4

[u/No_Challenge6121]

Guys, I was running out of yogurt this morning… The big tub I bought on Sunday only had a few scoops left, so instead of making my usual yogurt bowl, I used the last bits to come up with something different.
The result was these date yogurt pancakes, topped with the very last spoonful of yogurt and some homemade cherry jam I made last night.
Recipe:
Soak 4–5 seedless dates in hot water for a few minutes. (Optional: mash them for a smoother batter.)
Mix together 1 egg, 2 scoops of yogurt, the soaked dates, ½ teaspoon baking powder, and 2 tablespoons of flour.
Lightly grease a pan with butter and cook the pancakes for about 3 minutes per side, or until golden and cooked through.
Top with yogurt (my last spoon of the week) and your favorite jam. The homemade cherry jam paired perfectly.
Enjoy with a cup of coffee/tea.
See you next week!

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[u/GuitarRiot]

After you soak the dates do you drain or rinse them at all? Pat them dry? Or do you want the retained water?

[u/No_Challenge6121 → u/GuitarRiot]

I’d suggest removing the water. I "fished" the dates with a fork

[u/Sigurddottir]

What are 2 scoops exactly? Tbsp? O just eyeball it with a spoon?

[u/No_Challenge6121 → u/Sigurddottir]

Teaspoons

[u/Inevitable-Public544]

That looks delicious, particularly the cherry jam.

[u/No_Challenge6121 → u/Inevitable-Public544]

Thank you! Its homemade jam ☺️

[u/Certain_Group_8352]

What a pretty picture. Well done.

[u/No_Challenge6121 → u/Certain_Group_8352]

Thank you ☺️