Oatmeal #70: Cinnamony Coconut Pancakes July 20, 2008
Posted by oatmeal in Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Recipes.Tags: banana, cinnamon, cottage cheese, flax, pancake, sunflower seeds
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Had pancakes again yesterday!
I bought a small-ish bag of unsweetened shredded coconut and decided to try it out…unfortunately, I couldn’t really taste it at all! Couldn’t even smell it!
Maybe I added too little? I only put a tbsp in…the cinnamon was too overpowering. However, I definitely felt it when I was chewing, so yay?
It’s been a really long time since I had the stuff…but I wasn’t expecting it to be so…flavorless?
I had it with a cup of mocha. I’ve finally decided to give chocolate coffee a try! All I did was add a teaspoon of unsweetened cocoa to my instant coffee mix and added half a cup of soy milk–tasted really great! It was like caffeinated chocolate milk
Lunch was the same dealio as yesterday, so no pictures
I made some awesome dessert/snack stuff on Friday morning:
Sweet bean soup! [it's a pretty popular Chinese dessert
] Made it with red beans, black-eyed peas, and pearl barley–just like my mom did! I added raw sugar…but I think she used something else. It was really good
I had about half a cup of this for snack yesterday.
Happiest dinner ever!
Raw orange pepper stuffed with green lentils, chickpeas, onions, and parmesan cheese. Microwaved frozen veggies on the side! I also had a bowl of soup, which contained the excess of what was supposed to go in the pepper
I guess I overestimated how much half a pepper could hold! But I’m glad I had the soup! It smelled really good, could have used some salt [or more broth] though.
Chickpea Lentil Soup
Serves 1
- 1/4 cup chickpeas
- 1/4 of a medium white onion
- 2 tbsp green lentils, pre-soaked [keep the liquid]
- 2 tbsp broth
- 1.25 cup water
- salt, to taste [or more broth] – optional
Boil the onions and water over medium high heat, then add the lentils [and the liquid it was soaked in]. Cook til mixture bubbles again. Add chickpeas, broth, and salt. When the soup starts boiling, turn heat off.
Your pancakes are always so pretty! :0)
yum, those sound good!!
That pancake is HUGE! Wow, I need to make mine thicker next time. I’m feeling a little inadequate
I love how your “dessert” is sweet bean soup. You always manage to bring in so many different cultural foods – it’s exciting to read