Here are a couple of recipes I’ve come up with while attempting to add some much needed nutrition & added flavor to already popular breakfast foods. Try it yourself….these are kid tested and approved.
**What’s good for the body is good for the soul….what’s good for the soul is good for the spirit. Be good to yourself today. Spend some quality time in the secret place with Jesus today. Healthy bodies + restored souls = vibrant spirits living abundantly full lives in the kingdom!
If you like pancakes but want to add a nutritional punch try this:
With regular complete pancake mix that you just add water to:
for approx. 10 - 4″ pancakes use:
1/2 c. pancake mix
1/2 c. oat flour (adds fiber, potassium, protein, calcium, thiamin & iron)
1/4 c. wheat germ (adds potassium, fiber, protein, iron, vit. E, folic acid, magnesium, thiamin, phosphorus, & zinc)
1 scoop soy protein powder - I use Whole Foods brand (adds great flavor & more nutrients than there is room to list)
3 tsp. baking powder.
add water to desired consistency (about 1-1/2 cups-give or take a little)
Play around with the ingredients until you get the flavor and consistency that you like.
GREAT HEALTH TIP - If you are not accustomed to the taste of molasses or think you don’t like it…you will want to re-train your tongue to adjust to the strong taste after you hear the health benefits compared to regular syrup. Feed your body…not your tongue.
Regular butter lite syrup has this to offer per 1/4 c.
100 calories
1g fiber
25g sugars
210mg sodium
high fructose corn syrup, cellulose gum, salt, natural & artificial flavors, artificial colors, & preservatives
compared to 1 Tbsp. organic molasses
60 calories
730 mg potassium
115 mg calcium
10g sugars
15% RDA of Iron
8% RDA of Magnesium
10% RDA of Vitamin B6
No artificial ANYTHING…a sweetener that’s good for you!!
**Please don’t use artificial sweeteners!! - do some research - it will save your brain…for real. Stevia is great & natural, and so is Agave Nectar (both come from natural plant sources). Like I said…just re-train your tongue to like what’s good for you…it really works and your body & mind will thank you.
Recipe #2 - To add even more flavor & nutrition to oatmeal
To regular quick oats, add these ingredients after you cook: I never measure…I just add a pinch here & there until it tastes good.
Sea salt
Wheat germ - adds nutrients & a wholesome nutty flavor
Cinnamon
Oat milk (so much better than regular milk when used in oatmeal-so creamy!)
Agave nectar and/or stevia
If you’ve never tried oatmeal cold - don’t say “eewww” until you try this next one. I didn’t believe it either, but my precious friend Ginger introduced me to this. It’s great in the summer! I promise!! Thank you Ginger!
Regular uncooked quick oats
raisins and/or sliced bananas
sliced almonds
chilled oat milk….or regular milk if you prefer
Have fun trying new ways to eat to your health!!
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