Light, fluffy pancakes made without eggs or dairy: ripe banana, blended oats and soya milk, cooked until golden and stacked high with raspberries, blueberries and a drizzle of maple syrup. 9g of fibre a serving.
Breakfast
30
Serves 2 (4 pancakes each)

Four pancakes give you about 9g of fibre for 403 calories, thanks to the oats and berries. Ripe banana sweetens the batter and helps bind it, so no eggs are needed.
How vegan pancakes stay fluffy. Baking powder does the lifting that eggs would normally help with. Letting the batter rest for 5 minutes lets the oats absorb some liquid, which gives thicker, softer pancakes.
Why blend the oats. Blitzing oats into flour makes a smooth batter and adds fibre, including beta-glucan, compared with using plain flour alone.
Berries on top. Raspberries are one of the highest-fibre fruits, and blueberries add colour and sweetness, so you need only a little maple syrup.
Not tagged for blood sugar, because the pancakes bring 64g of carbohydrate; serve with soya yogurt for extra protein. Contains wheat, oats (gluten) and soya. For other breakfasts, try the banana oat breakfast cookies or the tofu scramble with turmeric and spinach.


















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