Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes
Updated August 13, 2019
Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes-these light and hearty pancakes are a favorite at our breakfast table! The batter can be made in advance and they freeze well too!
Healthy Pancakes
Maxwell turned one last week and he is already Mr. Motor Mouth. He can already say 15 or so words. Caleb started talking at nine months, so he is taking after his brother. His newest word is pancake. We made Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes for breakfast over the weekend and he loved them! We gave him a baby pancake, but that wasn’t enough. He wanted more! He started saying pancake over and over until we gave him another one. I guess he figured if he wanted more pancakes he better learn to speak up! Smart kiddo! I was begging for more of these pancakes too!
How To Make Oatmeal Pancakes
We almost always eat Quaker oatmeal for breakfast. It is our standard breakfast, but sometimes we like to mix things up. We are wild like that:) Pancakes are always a good choice and these Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes are hands down a favorite. They are light, hearty, and easy to make. I bet you have all of the ingredients on hand!
I use Quaker Old Fashioned Oats and like to let the batter sit for at least 20 minutes so the oats can soften up. You can make the batter in advance and keep it in the fridge until you are ready to use!
The addition of oats adds fiber to the pancakes and also a satisfying texture. The cinnamon adds a hint of sweetness to the wholesome pancakes.
We like to top our pancakes with fresh fruit and maple syrup! YUM!
Great School-Day Breakfast
These Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes are the perfect back to school breakfast. I know, we don’t want to face reality and talk about back to school, but the time is here! Where did the summer go?
To make back to school mornings easier, make these pancakes. They are the perfect way to start the day! And good news, these pancakes freeze beautifully! Make a big batch and keep them in the freezer. Reheat in the toaster or microwave and you are good to go! They are a lifesaver on busy school mornings…or for when Maxwell is begging for more pancakes:)
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To enter for your chance to win a Fuel Pack, follow @Quaker on Twitter and tweet your family’s favorite way to fuel up for the start the school year, using the hashtags #QuakerBTS and #Sweepstakes. One thousand participants will receive a Fuel Pack, and one lucky participant will also win a grand prize. Entries may be submitted once per day from Monday, August 10 to Friday, August 14. To learn more about your chance to win a Fuel Pack and for Official Rules, follow @Quaker on Twitter.
And don’t forget to fuel up with these Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes! Enjoy!
Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes
Ingredients
- 1 cup white whole wheat flour
- 1 cup Quaker Old Fashioned Oats
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter melted and cooled to room temperature
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Instructions
- In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, oats, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon.
- In a medium bowl, combine buttermilk, melted butter, eggs, and vanilla extract. Whisk until combined.
- Pour wet ingredients over dry ingredients and stir until combined. Let pancake mixture sit for at least 20 minutes. You can cover and put the mixture in the refrigerator for 3-4 hours before making the pancakes.
- When ready to cook, heat a griddle or pan to medium low heat. Coat with cooking spray. Drop about a ¼ cup of batter onto heated skillet. Cook until surface of pancakes have some bubbles and a few have burst, 1 to 2 minutes. Flip carefully with a spatula, and cook until browned on the underside, 1 to 2 minutes more. Continue making pancakes until the batter is gone.
- Serve pancakes with fruit and maple syrup, if desired.
- Note-these pancakes freeze well. Let them cool completely and then wrap in plastic wrap and put in a freezer bag. When ready to eat, remove from freezer and reheat in microwave or the toaster.
Have you tried this recipe?
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I used 1% milk instead of the buttermilk as I did not have any in the refrigerator however despite letting the oats and then the batter sit, it was still quite runny. The flavor of the pancakes was fabulous and they turned out a bit like crepes which wasn’t a bad thing. I also added a few drops of almond extract and you could taste just a hint which was great. I will definitely make these again but will mix batter the night before and see if that will thicken things up. My husband who isn’t a fan of pancakes loved them!
Can anyone tell me the nutritional information for this recipe? Such as calories, fat and sugar percentage? I really want to try this but would like to know the nutritional factors.
Hi, just wanted to let you know I found your recipe last week and have made it 4 times already! SO yummy!
I can’t have too much dairy, so I used almond milk instead, but still delicious.
I find if you warm up your milk and add the oatmeal to the warm milk, it helps soften the oats and helps with the thickness of the batter. I usually do this first, mix the dry ingredients, then put the butter into the milk and oats. The warm milk melts the butter. Then mix in eggs and vanilla, and combine wet and dry. We’ve also put blueberries in the pancakes and macerated strawberries go well with these.
I am so glad you like the pancake recipe. Thanks for letting us know!
These look amazing. I am going to try these today for my kids.
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Yeah so, I baked these oatmeal pancakes at my home and they taste delicious. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Literally the best pancakes I’ve ever had. It’s an instant family favorite! I adapted the recipe slightly due to what we have on hand, instead of buttermilk i used unsweetened almond milk, all purpose flour instead of wheat, and sprouted instant oats instead of Quaker. OH and I added a dash of vanilla powder too.. I love that these barely needed any syrup, just a light drizzle, and some bananas and blueberries on top. Magnificent! I would recommend this recipe to everyone.
i fall in love to see this & want to eat. by the way when i will come back from Italy i’ll make it by my self thanks for sharing with us
Not a good recipe at all, batter was WAY too thin. I even added another 1/2 cup of oats and 1/4 c. flour b/c it seemed so thin when I was mixing, also let it sit almost 40 min and still could only make one huge pancake at a time.
These are wonderful! I made them gluten free with a gluten free all purpose flour. I made them for my toddler who is firmly planted in picky eating so I used gluten free quick oats so the texture wasn’t too whole grain ish. And I didn’t have buttermilk on hand so I used almond milk with lemon juice as a substitute. They are so light and they taste like oatmeal cookies! What more could you want in a pancake!
One of the best pencakes that i have tasted in my life. Your receipe rocks. I must say that you are actually a great chef.
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This is my favorite pancake recipe. We make a double batch and freeze leftovers for quick breakfast. It’s seriously the best.
These were a total disaster. I let them sit for 30 minutes. Still runny. I ended up pouring out half the “batter”, put them in the blender and added double to oatmeal and flour, greek yogurt, and flax seed.
what a nice level of perfection. I followed the recipe as written except I soaked the oats in one cup of the buttermilk over night then I just added that in with the other wet ingredients the next morning. Yum!
Just made these: gluten free {almond and coconut flour combined} , dairy free {nut milk}, and sugar free I added a few scoops of protein powder too…. They are fantastic. SUCH A VERSATILE RECIPE! THANK YOU!!!!!
Love these! If you don’t have buttermilk add a couple teaspoons of white vinagar to your milk it makes buttermilk. These pancakes are delicious!
I found this recipe when I was looking for something to use up my buttermilk before it goes bad. These were delicious! My family loved them!! We’ll be making them again for sure. Thank you!!!
We have these every weekend – my family loves them – thanks for sharing!!
This is one of our family’s favorite weekend breakfast recipes, the kids prepare the batter and I cook – thank you so much for sharing!
So glad they are a favorite at your house.
I sadly also found the batter to be way too runny. I usually love your recipes but this was definitely a bust.
We love these pancakes! They don’t even need maple syrup. Thanks for sharing!
Great flavor but way too runny and thin even j let the oats sit in the batter for a half hour . How can I make these thicker ?
I’ve made these with regular milk many times and they are great! Our go to pancakes
Such a great breakfast!