Veggie Pancakes (Week 46, 52 New Foods) November 28 2012, 5 Comments
Veggie pancakes? You bet! Carrot and zucchini come together to make a tasty,
easy veggie pancake perfect for brunch or to munch at lunch!
Anytime pancakes are on the
menu my kids rush to the table. I wondered, “Would veggie pancakes get the same
exuberant reaction?” Catherine McCord of Weelicious had the perfect recipe to
help me find out. Made with wholesome carrots and zucchini and a touch of fresh
butter these veggie pancakes were a winner at our table. Bonus that I can make
these little fritters ahead of time, then just pop them in the oven to crisp
when we’re ready -- a perfect addition to our holiday brunch!
Veggie Pancakes
Prep time: 5 minutes
Cook time: 18 to 20 minutes
Yield: Makes 8 pancakes
Ingredients:
1/2 cup grated
carrots
1/2 cup grated
zucchini
1 egg
1/4 cup milk
1/2 cup whole
wheat flour
1/2 tsp baking
powder
1 tsp kosher
salt
2 Tbsp butter
Note: I used a mandoline to julienne the carrots and zucchini. It's easy to use and makes absolutely perfect little matchsticks. If you don't have a mandoline, you can use a basic box grater.
Directions:
1. Whisk the egg and milk together, then pour over the veggies.
2. In a separate bowl, whisk
the dry ingredients together. Add to the veggie mixture and stir gently.
3. Heat the pan, then add a
little butter and a dollop of the veggie pancake mixture. Cook until golden
brown (1 to 2 minutes), then flip and brown the other side (another 1 to 2
minutes).
4. Serve warm. Enjoy!
To freeze, cool the pancakes completely
and store in an airtight glass container. To serve, heat the pancakes in a 350
degree oven until they are hot and crisp again (about 10 minutes).
Recipe inspired by Catherine McCord's veggie pancakes at weelicious.com.
* What
are your favorite foods to serve at a festive holiday brunch?
Craving more easy recipes to try? Catch up on last week’s recipe: Gluten-Free Stuffing.
About the author: Jennifer Tyler Lee is a mom of two children and the creator of Crunch a Color® -- the award-winning nutrition games that make healthy eating fun. Like most parents, she struggled to get her kids to eat healthy, balanced meals, so she decided to make it into a healthy eating game and she’s giving back to support non-profit kids’ nutrition programs. Winner of the Dr. Toy and Parent Tested, Parent Approved awards, Crunch a Color® has been featured by Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution, Laurie David’s Family Dinner, Kiwi Magazine, Dr. Greene, and Yum Food & Fun For Kids, among many others, as a simple, fun and playful way to get kids to eat healthy and try new foods. Jennifer’s passion is making mealtime fun, easy and healthy for busy families. Her easy recipes, quick tips, and new food adventures are regularly featured at Pottery Barn Kids, Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution, The Huffington Post, and on her weekly recipe blog at crunchacolor.com.
Comments
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Jennifer on January 23 2013 at 11:30PM
Nancie –
I’m so sorry to hear that they didn’t work out for you on the first try. What type of flour did you use? The number of servings could also depend on size. I tend to make the pancakes small for little hands. Thanks for sharing your feedback. I’m always looking for ways to improve our recipes :) – Jennifer
Nancie on January 21 2013 at 07:24PM
I tried these yesterday and was disappointed! ;(
I was looking forward to them. No flavor and chewy. Tasted like rice. I don’t know how you could of gotten 8 out of this recipe? I look forward to more recipes to try!
Thank you for sharing