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I normally make my pancakes from scratch. I saw KodiakCakes on an episode of Shark Tank and had to try them out! The mix is already done for you, all you need to do is add water! By just adding water, the pancake mix already has 14g of protein! Alternatively, you can add-in the egg (product) of your choice, and the milk (product) of your choice and it instantly ups the protein content! Even more importantly, they taste great!
Recipe
Ingredients
For the basic recipe, you’ll only need:
- 1 cup of Kodiak Cakes Mix
- 1 cup of water
Directions
In a medium bowl, stir ingredients until the batter is combined ( do not BATTER your batter – do not overbeat ). Pour 1/4 cup of batter onto a pre-heated non-stick griddle or pan on medium-high heat, until bubbles form on the outer circle of the pancake. Flip and continue to cook until golden brown.
Alternative Kodiak Cakes instructions with milk and egg:
- 1 cup of Kodiak Cakes Mix
- 1 cup of milk (product)
- 1 egg (or 1/4 cup of egg substitute)
DO NOT:
Double flip!
Flipping more than once can dry out your cakes!
Be patient and time it out appropriately
DO NOT:
Flatten them (like a pancake, HAHA). A fatter cake will actually be fluffier! Smashing it down just compresses the air. If you want a thinner pancake, spread the mixture out WIDER/thinner when applying to the griddle or pan or add more liquid.
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My BodyBuilding Boo and I like to live an 80/20 lifestyle; 80 percent of our foods are clean, healthy, whole natural foods and then we allow ourselves to indulge in processed food varieties 20 percent of the time. We like to KISS our recipes (Keep It Simple Sweetie); Easier to track, monitor, and meet our MACROS that way!
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