Easy Gluten-Free Oatmeal Pancakes (Oat Flour Pancakes)
Made with just 6 main ingredients, these gluten-free, Easy Oat Flour Pancakes (or Oatmeal pancakes) are satisfying, thick, delicious, and healthy.
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A stack of these oat flour pancakes with a drizzle of maple syrup, a dollop of non-dairy whipped cream, and raspberries or strawberries, are perfect for those Saturdays when you don’t have to be anywhere in the morning.
I used to love to make a stack of these and enjoy them with my daughter on those Saturday mornings when soccer was done for the year. We would watch TV and chat over these tasty pancakes and coffee or hot chocolate.
These Easy Oat Flour Pancakes (AKA Oatmeal Pancakes) are:
- Gluten-free (made with homemade oat flour, these are completely flourless)
- Textured
- Dairy-free
- So Easy to make
- Low sugar (these have no added sugar)
- Are made in a food processor or blender
- Made with 6 main Ingredients (and salt and oil) you probably already have in your kitchen.
- Tasty (with cinnamon and cardamom adding a delicious flavor punch)!
What ingredients are needed to make this easy, gluten-free, dairy-free, pancake recipe?
You will need the following ingredients to make these oat-flour pancakes:
- Rolled oats
- Pure Vanilla extract
- Cinnamon and/or nutmeg and/or cardamom
- Baking powder
- Salt
- Almond milk
- Eggs
- You will also need some oil and/or butter to grease the pan with.
Variations and Adaptations:
Rolled Oats: I ground up certified gluten-free oats in a blender to make the oat flour I used to make these pancakes. Make sure that the oats are rolled oats and not quick oats. Quick oats would not work so well in this recipe as they would get too mushy.
Vanilla Extract: I like to add a hint of vanilla flavor to these pancakes, along with a few other aromatic spices. Pure vanilla extract can be substituted with vanilla bean paste or Trader Joe’s Bourbon Vanilla Extract. Or, it can be also skipped. It is the only optional ingredient on the list.
Spices: I sometimes make these oat flour pancakes with some cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, powdered ginger, and a pinch of cloves. But, the most frequent way I make these is with cinnamon, cardamom, and nutmeg.
Baking powder: This is a crucial ingredient as this, along with the eggs, makes these pancakes rise and have a fluffy texture.
Almond Milk: As I am lactose intolerant, I used almond milk. However, you could use any other nut milk of your choice. You could even make these with some homemade pistachio milk and spinach to give them a bit of a natural green hue.
Eggs: I always use eggs to make these. I have not tried this recipe using flax eggs or any egg substitute so could not honestly say what these would taste and look like if made with a substitute to eggs.
A Few Tips
These fluffy oatmeal pancakes are completely free of all wheat flour. Instead, I used homemade oat flour to make these.
In order to make the oat flour, I ground up the rolled oats in my blender. A food processor would do the job too.
Now, these are made with oats, so they have texture and a high fiber content.
If you are looking for a light and fluffy pancake, these do not fit that mold. They are, however, satisfying, healthy pancakes.
You can also use store-bought oat flour – approximately 1.75 cups of oat flour = 1 cup of rolled oats.
But, that oat flour on your store shelf tends to be a bit pricier than a container of regular rolled oats that you can simply grind up, and voilà, have your own oat flour to make these pancakes and use in so many other recipes.
However, if you do use store-bought oat flour, you might have to add less milk, so the batter is thick. You want your batter to be almost like a thick cake batter consistency.
I used a bit of salt but did not place it on the ingredient list.
Are these Oat Flour Pancakes healthy?
One of these Easy Oat Flour Pancakes contains a little over 200 calories and around 5g of fiber. Making these a great way to start off a busy day with.
These pancakes are dairy-free as they do not contain any milk or yogurt. So, if you are lactose intolerant like me, these pancakes are a dairy-free delight!
How long can you store these pancakes?
You can make these flourless oatmeal pancakes ahead and store them in an airtight container in your fridge for about 5 days. I usually double this recipe, make a large batch on Saturday, and save the rest to enjoy during the week.
What about freezing these?
You could also freeze these pancakes, with wax paper in between each, and placed in an airtight container, in your freezer. Frozen, they should be good for 2-3 weeks. Just thaw them out by placing them on the kitchen counter until they reach room temperature. Or, if you are in a hurry, leave them out overnight to thaw out, or heat them in a toaster oven or defrost them in a microwave under the defrost setting.
Then enjoy them with a drizzle of maple syrup, strawberries, blackberries, and a generous serving of Greek yogurt or non-dairy whipped topping.
I ADORE Oats…
Rolled or Steel Cut, baked or boiled…
To me, they are pretty marvelous! And they make me feel marvelous! By the way, oats carry a bunch of health benefits, if you would like to read more about the health benefits of oats, check out this article.
Recently, even my daughter has started to lean toward oats instead of other breakfast choices – and as a parent, it sure warms my heart!
She is FINALLY choosing what I have been eating instead of turning up her nose and protesting its existence!
Did I tell you, I adore oats?
Mostly, I have them in a bowl…
Sometimes, in these Chocolate Pretzel bars
And… recently – in PANCAKES!!!
How to make these easy flourless, oat pancake recipe:
- Add the rolled oats to a blender and blend till they resemble a flour-like consistency. Then spoon them into a medium bowl.
- Add in the rest of the dry ingredients, the baking powder, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Then, mix with a spoon. Then add in the wet ingredients, the milk, and eggs and mix till well incorporated.
- Set mixture aside for 8-10 minutes to thicken up.
- While waiting, place a skillet over medium heat and let it warm up.
- When the pancake mixture is thickened, grease a non-stick pan with vegan butter or coconut oil and ladle 2-3 tablespoonfuls of mix onto pan, and cook 2-3 minutes on each side, till golden brown and that golden ring forms around the circumference of the pancake.
- Keep an eye on the heat, you might need to reduce the stove to medium-low heat.
- Serve these easy oatmeal pancakes with whipped cream, golden syrup or maple syrup or jam, and fresh fruit, and enjoy!
To jazz these pancakes up, you can add in chocolate chips or blueberries to the pancake batter.
The same ingredients that make up my morning oat bowls, went into these Easy Oat Flour Pancakes, only in slightly different quantities.
Unfortunately, the number of ingredients I used resulted in only 3 grain-free oatmeal pancakes, and, for some reason, basic math fractions were forgotten about when it came to dividing these rounds of deliciousness between the two of us!
You would think two people who are pretty good with their math skills would be able to figure out that each of our plates should have 1.5 – right?
But, before I could take a picture of a forkful, two of these pancakes were on my daughter’s plate – leaving me with one.
Whaaaaaaatttttt????
After an intense round of dueling forks, where pieces of these pancakes were flicked to the floor …and, subsequently, into my dog’s belly, we finally called a truce and settled on finishing these in peace – while shooting each other the stink eye!
Now…
It’s your turn to play dueling forks with someone – over a set of these marvelous oat pancakes!
I used whipped cream, golden syrup, and raspberries to top mine – these pancakes have no sugar in them – so please feel free to add 2 tablespoons if you feel the need for sweeter pancakes, but, with syrup, you really won’t miss the sugar at all.
Love pancakes? Then check out these :
But, if starting the day flipping pancakes isn’t for you, then check out this eggless French toast, this oat pudding, and this Baked Pumpkin Oatmeal Pancake.
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Easy Gluten-Free Oatmeal Pancakes (Oat Flour Pancakes)
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- 2 1/2 cups rolled oats
- 1/2 tsp nutmeg
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 1/2 cups almond milk you want the batter to be thick, almost like a thick cake batter
- 2 eggs
Instructions
- Add the rolled oats to a blender and blend till they resemble a flour-like consistency. Then spoon them into a bowl.
- Also to the bowl, add in the baking powder, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg and mix with a spoon. Then add in the milk and eggs and mix till well incorporated. Set mixture aside for 5-8 minutes to thicken up.
- While waiting, place a pan over a low-medium flame and let it warm.
- When pancake mixture is thickened, grease pan with vegan butter and ladle 2-3 tablespoonfuls of mix onto pan, and cook 2-3 minutes on each side, till golden and that golden ring forms around the circumference of the pancake.
- Serve pancakes with whipped cream, golden syrup or maple syrup or jam, and raspberries and enjoy!
Yes!! Just the recipe I’ve been waiting for. Writing it down right now =)
Thanks Jessie!
Super yummy recipe, love the idea of oatmeal pancakes! I haven’t had homemade pancakes in a few months but that’s about to change this week! Have a great upcoming week!
I had been shying away from pancakes for a few weeks, opting for easy and HOT oats, but change is good right?
Thank you Pamela.
Tried this six years later in 2020!Still the best recipe I’ve tried yet!i added some cardamom and abit of honey..these don’t even taste like regular oats!thankyou for this recipe!
There you go taunting me with that delicious bowl of oats again… and pancakes?! Girlllll… great minds definitely think alike! I’ve been loving my oat pancakes lately, although I’m usually making them for dinner because flipping takes too much coordination early in the morning.
Happy Monday, lovely lady! I hope your week is full of oaty, peanut buttery, and chocolatey goodness <3
Hehe – I know what you mean! I have a confession though, sometimes I make extra pancakes so there are pancakes for the next morning and the next 🙂 Usually, this only happens in the summer, when I don’t need a bowl of oats to keep me warm in the morn.
Hope your week is off to a wonderful start <3
Those are some of the fluffiest pancakes I’ve seen and it’s healthy, you did it again.
I really enjoy using oats too in my pancakes and muffins and I cannot wait to try this. My boys would love it and with almond butter yummmmm..Have a great and beautiful week ahead my dear.
Pinning this.
Thanks so much Asha! YES – the almond butter made these taste like my bowl of oats!!!
I love oatmeal too! We always seem to run out of it too as we eat it so much! 😀
Me too, I feel like I am buying a container every week! 🙂
I adore oats too! I put them everywhere especially in my smoothie. I still have to try oatmeal pancakes… I’m more than intrigued now!
Dani – I have not tried putting oats in my smoothies – now, I am intrigued 🙂
What a delicious looking recipe! I love me some oats too 🙂
Thanks so much Jan – glad you are back!
I also love oats. I try to add it into a lot of dishes… just learned it’s good in smoothies. 🙂 These pancakes look lovely! I shall have to make an extra large batch… my kids dual forks over who gets what all the time.
Thank you so much!
Oh my – I thought about acting like the mom and not play dueling forks,but that moment passed quick 😉
First Amanda and now you. Dammit I really crave some pancakes, but it’s too much fuss in the morning for me and I bought all these interesting French foods to try, that I feel bad if I whip up something new before using them up… on the list, on the list. I hope I can make them for a weekend brinner!
I hope you can make them for a weekend brinner too – when you have finished all your French goodies 🙂
oat flour is the key to delicious pancakes I tell ya! Currently munching on some now!
Davida – I know right! I need to see if Costco has buckets of oats as I am going through them at an alarming rate!
i don’t think I’ve had oatmeal pancakes before but it sounds like something I would really like!
Bianca, if you like oats and like pancakes then you will be hooked – hope you get a chance to try these 🙂
Love the idea of oatmeal pancakes, wonder if my blender will grind the oats fine enough so it becomes flour. Must try these they look fluffy and delicious.
Thanks Suzanne. I have a cheapo-no-name blender and it ground up the oats to a flour so hope yours works too.
Well hopefully mine will do it, going to make these tomorrow. Have a very busy day and these will be a really good breakfast for me. Will let you know how I do.
I hope they turn out well – I would so love to know your take on them.
They turned out great, I used regular cows milk instead of almond milk because thats what I had, added some blueberries. YUM, delicious pancakes, actually prefer to those made with wheat flour. Great recipe will be using this over and over again. Want to adapt to make waffles too!
Suzanne thats awesome! Thanks so much for letting me know – I thought of you this morning and even checked your blog to see if you posted bout it. So so glad you liked them and it made my day to hear you will be making these again – THANK YOU!
I ate and ran and didn’t have time to snap photo’s and blog about it. I will though they are outstanding.
No worries – I was just wondering bout how they turned up – now that I know you liked em – I am happy 🙂
Hope your day is going well. Thanks again for letting me know.
Love oats too! Loving these pancakes. I used to make pancakes with oats and had forgotten about them. Thanks for reminding me.
Thanks Asmita – and you are welcome!
Nice. It is almost like an oatmeal cookie only for breakfast.
Oatmeal cookies sound BRILLIANT! Thanks Lady Lilith 🙂
Pancakes worth a mum-and-daughter fight?! These have to be good! How about pretending you hadn’t lost the fight but just being a selfless mum leaving the best for your daughter :)?!
I’m actually not a pancake person but your bowl of oatmeal really caught my eye. What’s in there? Topped with just the right amount of nut butter and chocolate chips it looks almost too naughty for breakfast. Almost. Because breakfast obviously just is another term for dessert time.
Hehe – yes, I like your though process – yes, selfless was what I was being 😉
And breakfast IS another term for dessert! BRILLIANT!
The bowl of oats had oats cooked in almond milk, salt, cinnamon, vanilla protein powder, all topped with peanut butter and chocolate -in it.
These look FABULOUS!! I need to make them soon!
Thanks Leigha! I sure hope you do 🙂
I am completely obsessed with oats of any kind too – they are the best! Love the sound of these pancakes – I can see why you two would be fighting for the last bite! : )
Hehe – Thanks so much Ashley!
I love oats in any form and these pancakes look absolutely mouthwatering Shashi! They are totally worth fighting over for!:) I love the way you draped the almond butter and honey over these too! Pinning and can’t wait to try this 🙂 Yum!!
Thanks Kelly – the almond butter lent so much to the taste of these pancakes! That and the honey – there’s no sugar in these pancakes,so the honey complemented these well.
These look good – I’ve been waiting for the recipe and it didn’t disappoint!!
Bummer that you made them and only got 1 – oh, wait- kid(s) vs mom!!!
Kim – I am proud to say I got 1.25 ! Oh yeah! 🙂
I was going off of what I put in my oats and was too lazy to make more, but next time I know to double the quantities.
These pancakes look so fabulous with that almond butter and honey on top. Yum! I’m going to be eating gluten free for the next few weeks and these will be perfect!
Thanks Christin! I forgot to mention these were gluten free! Thanks for reminding me!
Yay! I’ve been waiting for this pancake recipe. I know these would keep me so full and happy 🙂
Thanks Erin! Yup, they sure did deliver on the keeping full part – we forgot to eat lunch that day!
HELLO!!!!!
Stoked to see you move past oats and go for the ‘cakes. What a marvelous recipe indeed 😉 Make a quadruple batch and see the obsession start!
Arman – I made some banana nut pancakes the other day – clearly, I am not myself! 🙂
These look delicious!
Thanks Matt!
No wonder you have a little “fight” over this pancakes, they are so healthy and look delicious!
Oatmeal pancakes are the best. I stopped eating regular oatmeal because of them!
Those look great Shash, but you should have said “Serve with almond butter AND honey AND jelly AND pancake syrup AND…”
😉
I love oats as well, Shashi! I would love to make mine with oats like these ones, which are much healthier than regular pancakes. Have an awesome week! xx
I’d fight over these too haha. They look too good!
Do you think that it’d work if I didn’t grind the oats? I want to try them, but I don’t feel like washing the blender afterwards. Too lazy, I know hahaha ;–)
I love that this only makes ONE pancake. I hate whipping up a batch of pancakes and then only eating some of them (I forget about the ones I freeze). Looks yummy!
Nom nom nom, I am not normally a fan of pancakes but these look amazing! I would also be dueling forks if I was your daughter. 😉
If I can just reach into my screen and grab a chocolate chip, then I will be a very happy girl.
Wow, if I had not seen the pictures of this oat pancakes I would not believe that they are so light and fluffy…they look gorgeous. I love the idea of topping it with almond butter.
Have a wonderful week Shashi 😀
Girl, you’ve got it goin’ on! Love, love, love this post for all sorts of reasons. There’s oats, there’s chocolate and peanut butter. And, pancakes! There’s even mother-daughter love…and dueling forks. Thanks you for sharing, m’lady! xo
I really really wish I could say I adored oats. Can you rub a little of that off on me? 🙂 These pancakes do look might good though!
Oh my goodness!! i love oatmeal. Can’t get enough of it and love it in just about everything. These pancakes look delicious. I would be fork fighting to get me some of these 😀
The pancakes look delicious, but I want some of that bowl and bar, please! Oats and chocolate together is pretty much heaven on earth!
Thanks Nicole!
Yes, oats and chocolate area marriage made in heaven!
Now that’s a delicious looking plate of pancakes. And so healthy too! Of course I would slather them in butter and maple syrup which defeats the purpose. I’m so wanting these pancakes right now! Delicious!!!
Thanks Bill – I wish I had thought of maple syrup! Next time for sure 🙂
Those look amazing. I need to start my day off with a healthy breakfast or I’ll just eat badly the rest of the day. These look like a great option.
Thanks so much Krysle – these pancakes kept me so full – I was’nt hungry till evening!
Found you via Suzanne and wanted to say hi. I can finally put my oats to a good use!
Thank you so much for stopping by! I sure would love to hear your take on these if you make them 🙂
Need those pancakes!
They were good Shika – thank you for stopping by 🙂
Definitely trying these – sounds right up my street! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Mm, my wife made some of these before (though without the spice) so I can attest to them being delicious and definitely something worth fighting over. Good call on the adding of the spices – bet that kicks it up a notch!
I bet these are just delicious!!
Thank you Stephanie – they so were, but I might be a tad bit biased!
The pancakes look wonderful! I will definitely have to give them a try! I have been making pancaking using almond meal, mashed bananas and eggs. Dairy, sugar and gluten free and the best thing is that the kids love them!
Thanks so much!
I made some similar to yours, I added nuts too and my daughter polished her plate…I am beginning to think I could disguise anything in pancake form andshe will eat it – maybe kale pancakes should be next? 😉
I think kale might work chopped up fine in a savory crepe…I make spinach crepes for my kids and they love them! 🙂
Oats are so good! These pancakes looks so delicious. I have all the ingredients in the pantry right now so I need to make these ASAP!
This looks like my kind of pancake as I also love using oatmeal in just about everything (even meatballs!) And I love that you use Almond milk !
These look great! I love an oatmeal pancake sometimes for breakfast – you just can’t beat pancakes as a breakfast dish
I have never tried making pancakes with oat befores but what a great idea, they look absolutely delicious!
looks incredible… Lovely recipe and yes this is yet another yummy way to have oatmeal… Hope you don’t mind if i share this on my instagram… I will ping you there..
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Oats are such a good food, and making pancakes with them is a fabulous idea. I love the thought of duelling forks, and a hopeful looking dog willing on the aftermath of pancake wars. They must be good if they are worth a battle over.
They look delicious, so sugar is fine by me
These pancakes look incredible, Shashi! Seriously! And you know what’s funny? I was actually thinking about making a batch of pancakes or waffles this weekend. We have some good maple syrup in the pantry that’s calling my name, and I think I just found a way to use some of it. I love the idea of oats as the base for these pancakes, too. Excellent photos, my friend! Hope you gals are doing well!
Thanks for re-posting this awesome recipe Shashi. Your pictures are stunning and your recipe is just oh so tantalizing! I make a slightly similar Scottish Oat Pancakes recipe, that I was going to have this weekend. I think I’d much rather have yours instead, Yummy!!
So happy you updated these photos, Shashi! That just means I get the chance to see a MOST delectable post that I’ve never seen before. And let me tell you, they are GORGEOUS!! Btw, how did you know I was hankering for a tall, talllll stack of pancakes? And of course, oatmeal is one of my favorite foods to eat ever… so these are totally calling my name! Pinned, of course! xo
I guess I didn’t see this recipe as it was originally posted in 2014, so thank you for updating it. I did enjoy it – the story how you handled those 3 pancakes is hilarious! And these oat pancakes are seriously delicious 😉
I’m glad you reposted these because I must have missed them the first time around–they look amazing!!! *-* I love gorgeous stacks of pancakes, hahah. <3 I think I actually have everything I need to be able to make them too! So excited to try em'!
They taste delicious!! Even better than regular pancakes, thankyou so much for sharing this recipe!
Thank you for this – these are fabulous! Though nutritious, honey and maple syrup are also sugar. Next time I’d add some ground hazelnut and flax and some vanilla.
I made these this morning before school. It was my first time making my own pancakes, and they were awesome! Thanks for your sharing!
They look delicious, l love this recipe.
I found your recipe because my kids LOVE pancakes, like eat them everyday, sometimes twice a day love them, but I ran out of flour and could not get to the store before breakfast. I’m giving this a try this morning!
They ate them…I still haven’t made it to the store, so I made a second batch tonight.
I found this recipe this morning and made it for my family. My 16 year old daughter, who has a gluten sensitivit, gave them the thumbs up. And just like that they are now in our rotation. I didn’t alter anything (I never do the first time) but i am looking forward to adding fruit. Thanks for an easy and tasty recipe.
So….did no one but me notice that 2 Tblsp baking powder written in the recipe is WAY too much?
I know because I tried the recipe as written and it’s wrong! I’m thinking it should be equal to the salt or MAYBE 1 teaspoon but definitely NOT 2 Tablespoons.
Hey Lori you are so right! I re-published this recipe and in re-typing the recipe, I ended up putting in “2 tbspns” instead of “2 tspns” – totally my typo error – Thank you so much for catching it – 2 tbspns would be gagerific!
Hi, was researching many EASY oatmeal pancakes, picked yours because it was one of the few genuinely easy ones. Made batches of each recipe. Yours was the one that blew us away. I absolutely LOVE keeping things simple. Your recipe manages that and also is delicious. The pancakes are airy, taseful, spongy. My husband requested raisins on his… it was a nice little tweak. Been cooking for 40 yrs and this is the 1st time I’ve ever felt the need to let the recipe creator know how much I appreciate this recipe. Have sent the link to all my friends. This recipe is amazing, my goodness. I may never eat anything else again. Thanks for the recipe. Take care
Hi there!
We made these this morning and loved them- except…. is the baking powder quantity a typo? When I made them I thought 2 tbsp seems like a ton of baking powder so I put maybe half in but they still had a distinct baking powder taste. Just wondering if this was intentional or not? I will try them again with less baking powder as I love oat flour in any type of baking!
Katelyn – thank you for calling this out – I re-published this recipe and somehow ended up adding in “tbspn” instead of “tspn” – I am so incredibly sorry – 2 teaspoons work fine in these pancakes. If you use a pancake mold, you get a higher rise to them (I’ve experimented with that just not for these pictures.) Thanks again – I hope you give these a try again… maybe…
If you like oat flour goodies, these muffins are a fav in our home currently https://savoryspin.com/gluten-free-lemon-muffins-2/
Thank you for getting back to me. That makes way more sense! I will definitely try those muffins. Thank you!
mine weren’t as fluffy as yours but i like them a lot. i am thinking i’ll make the next time without cinn or nutmeg and use like a wrap. what do you think.
I’m so glad you liked them – I haven’t tried them as a wrap but I can see how they might work – would you spread them out much more in the cooking process” If so, they’d be thinner and probably would work well as a wrap… do let me know how they turn out if you get a chance…
will do. i’ve frozen what i made last week and took out one at a time. i really like the flavor and texture.
hi again. i made the no spice version this AM. I did 1/2 your recipe and I added 3 tsp of ground flax meal and 3 tsp wheat germ for some added nutrition. tasted just like a non spiced pancake and had some chew too. I loved them.
i allowed the batter to sit in the refrigerator for about 1/2 hour to thicken up more and that made it much thicker. not tried it yet as a wrap. if do, will let you know. love the recipe.
They taste delicious!! Even better than regular pancakes, thankyou so much for sharing this recipe!
Hi there!
We made these this morning and loved them- except…. is the baking powder quantity a typo? When I made them I thought 2 tbsp seems like a ton of baking powder so I put maybe half in but they still had a distinct baking powder taste. Just wondering if this was intentional or not? I will try them again with less baking powder as I love oat flour in any type of baking!
Thank you for this – these are fabulous! Though nutritious, honey and maple syrup are also sugar. Next time I’d add some ground hazelnut and flax and some vanilla.
I found this recipe this morning and made it for my family. My 16 year old daughter, who has a gluten sensitivit, gave them the thumbs up. And just like that they are now in our rotation. I didn’t alter anything (I never do the first time) but i am looking forward to adding fruit. Thanks for an easy and tasty recipe.
I made these this morning before school. It was my first time making my own pancakes, and they were awesome! Thanks for your sharing!
They look delicious, l love this recipe.
Hi, was researching many EASY oatmeal pancakes, picked yours because it was one of the few genuinely easy ones. Made batches of each recipe. Yours was the one that blew us away. I absolutely LOVE keeping things simple. Your recipe manages that and also is delicious. The pancakes are airy, taseful, spongy. My husband requested raisins on his… it was a nice little tweak. Been cooking for 40 yrs and this is the 1st time I’ve ever felt the need to let the recipe creator know how much I appreciate this recipe. Have sent the link to all my friends. This recipe is amazing, my goodness. I may never eat anything else again. Thanks for the recipe. Take care
mine weren’t as fluffy as yours but i like them a lot. i am thinking i’ll make the next time without cinn or nutmeg and use like a wrap. what do you think.
Oh my god these pancakes are amazing on so many levels!! Also a huge fan of oats in shakes, cookies, cereal anything! So these definitely rocked my world! Added 1/4 cup of chocolate chips to half the recipe. So great!! Thank you!
Very delicious and easy to do. I cooked for the whole family to eat, everyone complimented. Thank you very much
I decided to half the recipe and I barely measured anything and they still turned out delicious. Hard to go wrong with oats and pancakes, much less oats IN pancakes! Perfect recipe for customizing and playing with, thanks.
I love both oatmeal and pancake, this is the best combination recipe ever seen! By the way, I love your pictures.
The recipe is simple, but your article is interesting. I like pancake but haven’t tried oatmeal before, I saved the recipe and make it for my brunch sometime. Thanks for the post.
I like to have pancake for the late breakfast, I haven’t tried oalmeal before, this recipe sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing
I was really excited to try these because I’m gluten free and I also never liked just white flour. They were great! Very fluffy which is usually lacking in ‘alternative’ pancakes. Man they are filling! Don’t make them just for yourself . I was wondering if you think I can freeze extra batter?..
We love pancakes and have enjoyed your pumpkin, blueberry, and plain ones, but this one became our new favorite! Thank you for the great new recipes. Your website has become our go to recipe box!
Very yummy and simple. These are healthier and more flavorful than regular pancakes.
I was excited to try these but they didn’t turn out. The batter did not thicken up after 10 or even 15 minutes. I coked them anyway and they were flat…as a pancake. Nothing like the pictures. Texture was thick and chewy, flavor was good. Maybe my blender didn’t blend well enough?
So sorry to hear this Linda – I’ve made these pancakes many many times and never had an issue. Maybe the blender – maybe the oats? Maybe the baking powder was expired?
I loved these pancakes. They are quick and easy to make. The only thing that i would change is the thickness of the batter. It is quite thin.
The pancakes I made look nothing like the ones in the picture. Mine are all flat and gross looking
Amazing!
It took me 45 minutes to finish this dish your way.
Really great results. My whole family loves it.
they asked me to do more next time,
thank you
hiii,
I made cakes as your instructed, it’s not pretty but my family loves it
thank you so much
Just tried these in a locked down South Africa during the Covid-19 crisis (we find ourselves without flour) and this brought some cheer into our kitchen! Delicious (we went savory… unbelievable with caramelized onions, coriander and chopped chillies!).
Thank you!
Going gluten free for my 6 year old. Who woke up and asked for pancakes!
Quick search and I found your recipe.
Quick, simple and easy.
A success!
I’m so glad these worked for you and your 6 year old! Thanks so much for stopping by to let me know! Hope y’all stay well.
These turned out amazing! Definitely the best ‘healthy’ pancake recipe I’ve tried. Minimal ingredients, and so easy to make. Thanks so much! I’ve got this bookmarked 🙂
These turned out great! The whole kitchen smelled amazing! I added extra cinnamon and I believe I didn’t let them sit long enough before cooking because the first four pancakes came out rather thin and this amount actually made 7 or 8 pancakes. while making the first three one at a time the batter began to thicken so the last 4 were thicker and fluffier but they didn’t look s fluffy as yours but I tried to take a short cut and blend the eggs with the milk so I think that had something to do with it. Thank you for the recipe! I was so happy to find an oatmeal pancake recipe that didn’t require bananas 🙂
These are better than regular pancakes. They can get a bit dry if not using syrup though I usually put peanut butter on them 🙂
I was disappointed with these pancakes (although my two-year-old wasn’t!). I followed the recipe exactly, and the pancakes were super flat, not at all fluffy. I know my baking powder is fresh, so it wasn’t that. The batter was extremely thin and soupy even after sitting for over 15 minutes. I also thought the cinnamon flavor was much too overt. After making several rounds of super flat pancakes, I added about 1/3 cup brown rice flour, 2 tablespoons flaxmeal, and 3/4 tsp baking powder. After that, they were nice and fluffy.
Love it, I added 2 TBSP sugar because I eat my pancakes with butter.
Are we able to use something like a flax egg or chia egg?
I have not tried this recipe with a flax egg – but I might over the weekend and post that recipe next week.
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Just tried it and they turned out lovely! Just left out the nutmeg bcz I’m personally not a fan. Thanks for this recipe! ☺️☺️
Thank you for sharing. It’s look so yummy.
These were absolutely marvelous! It gives me enjoyment about cooking in the kitchen again. Following the recipe, I ended up with 10 pancakes. My husband had no idea they were gluten free. Thank you for sharing your recipe and for the renewed hope in enjoying food as everyone should. God Bless, Nikki #kitchenblessings
I just made these awesome pancakes! I did add a bit of oil and brown sugar plus flax seed. I add flax seed to almost everything. TYVM definitely a keeper. God bless!
Haha – I just finished eating a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast, and now I want these oat pancakes! I didn’t realize you could make pancakes entirely with oats. I’m totally trying these out sometime soon – the maple syrup has been staring at me lately! 🙂
I have made these many times though I make them as waffles. Today I added 1/2 cup of pure pumpkin, 1/8 teaspoon of cloves and cardamom. They were delicious! Perfect for fall.
These were just what I was looking for. No flour, gluten-free. I added some walnuts, halved the milk and added plain yogurt. Otherwise I followed the recipe exactly. Yum!
This totally feeds my need for pancakes with NO flour and NO added sugar. Good enough without any toppings at all. Which is what I did. YUM!
MMM. You bet I did! I was looking for pancakes without flour or any kind of added sweetener and found this gem. I started making it as soon as the page came off my printer LOL OMGoodness, I ate a few as soon as they came off the pan and did not even add a topping. SO GLAD I discovered this site!
Hi Chanel, I just wanted to say thanks so very much for taking the time to write me a review on my oat pancakes. Your kind words made my day! I am thrilled you love these
I absolutely love these and eat them all the time. I’m gluten free and find they’re great with poached eggs instead of toast. I was wondering if you can freeze them.
Wow! These are amazing! I was searching for a no-flour, no-added-sugar pancake recipe and this one exceeded all my expectations. Made them right away and they were delicious even without any toppings. Will definitely be making these a regular part of my breakfast routine. So happy I found this recipe!