These avocado pancakes are packed with fresh blueberries, fluffy, thick and when topped with a poached egg, the perfect combination of savory and sweet.
Anyone see the new Ghostbusters? If you haven’t, don’t. I saw it at the drive-in a month or so ago.
1. Trunks are not comfortable enough to sit in for 2 hours. I now almost feel bad for subjecting Ginger to such a fate on all the long car rides we’ve taken in the past.
2. Cars these days are too smart for drive-ins. First, there was the issue of figuring out how to turn the interior lights off because the trunk was open the whole time. Took about 30 minutes and some googling on the phone, but we finally figured that one out. Then, there was the issue of the radio shutting off every 20 minutes when it’s in “accessory” mode because of this whole new phenomenon of a push button start rather than a simple key. That one couldn’t be avoided and resulted in getting out of the trunk, walking to the front and cycling through the push button start options 8 times during the movie.
3. Sorry, yay female power and all but, an all-woman cast for a remake of a movie that had none as the leading roles originally just doesn’t work.
Moral of the story, wait for it on Netflix and bring your beater to the drive-in.
Waiting for the connection to these blueberry avocado pancakes?
Their color is making me think of the ghost goo/slime stuff from the movie. Bit of a tangent to get here, sorry.
As California Avocado season winds down, I wanted to think of one last recipe that uses these amazing little green goodies in a unique way.
A creamy, thick stack of avocado pancakes bursting with summer fresh blueberries seemed perfect.
The avocado pancake recipe itself is pretty basic and can be easily adapted to gluten free using a simple swap of a gluten free all-purpose flour blend.
I’ve never been a light, airy pancake person. I much prefer a thick, hearty and almost dense stack (I want to feel like I’m getting a good bang for my carb buck with each bite!) piled high on my plate so if that’s your thing too, these will definitely satisfy (and make sure to check out these coconut ricotta pancakes too because they’ll be right up your alley).
You can also try these pineapple buckwheat pancakes, these cinnamon raisin oat bran pancakes or, for a more a high protein pancake – try these perfect protein pancakes or their pumpkin counterpart – pumpkin protein pancakes!
These blueberry avocado pancakes are packed with healthy fats (and that lovely green color to prove it!) and a really nice balance of savory and sweet in each bite.
If you want to try another way to bake with avocados, don’t miss these avocado muffins either!
Top with a poached (or fried) egg for some added protein and I’d say this is one heck of a way to round out California Avocado season!
Whisk together the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and nutmeg in a medium bowl.
Combine the mashed avocado, milk, egg, coconut oil and vanilla in a food processor and process until smooth.
Add the avocado mixture to the flour mixture and stir until just combined.
Place a bit of butter in a large skillet or griddle over medium heat.
Once melted and hot, scoop batter into the pan, dot each pancake with a small handful of blueberries and cook for 2-3 minutes per side until golden brown.
Divide pancakes into two stacks and top each with a poached or fried egg.
As soon as I saw blueberry and avocado, I couldn’t resist clicking on this recipe! What a genius way to add some extra creaminess and healthy fats to breakfast!
Who woulda thought that you can make pancakes using avocado! I’m telling you, avocados are the most perfect food! These pancakes a beautiful and I’m sure they are mighty tasty!
Your blueberry avocado pancakes look unreal. I would’ve never thought of avocado and blueberry mixing together well, but these pancakes are making me hungry! Can’t wait to try them out.
Now these are some amazing pancakes! That color alone makes me want to dive in.
That egg on top sealed the deal!!!!! You’re speaking my language sista!
What an awesome combination, love these!
Haha. Good to know about the movie + drive-ins! And I’m with you. Dense pancakes are way better than fluffy. Fluffy are delicious, too, but then I eat 8 pancakes and then go right back to bed and take a 3 hour nap.
I love that you used avocados here! I love cooking and baking with them.
I haven’t been to the drive in in ages, and I definitely wouldn’t have foreseen some of those problems! I would definitely rather sit at home with a big stack of these pancakes. Such a great idea to add an avocado!
OBSESSED WITH THESE gorgeous pancakes, Gina!!! You killed it.
I will definitely make them today. My husband love pancakes. I will try them out first. Can I use trivia instead of sugar?
I’m sure that swap would work!
These pancakes looked so delicious but did not work! They were very wet and took much longer then the instructed 2-3 minutes per side. These should probably be cooked on low – med so the inside and outside cook at the same time. The pancakes were very wet and under done when cooked according to the instructions. So sad. We ended up going out for dinner since we couldn’t get them to fully cook without burning the outside. Sorry but this is a Pinterest fail. I wish I would have read the other Pinterest reviews before attempting.
I made this recipe and as others have said they were quite wet. Very tasty!! But wet. The inside of the pancake just did not cook right.
Tried making these using almond flour. It was a fail. The bottoms cooked so quickly they actually got stuck on my very greased pan! Was very disappointed.
Almond flour cannot be substituted for regular flour without altering much of the recipe, not surprised it didn’t turn out.
Just made this and swapped the coconut oil for applesauce. Delicious!