Sunday, October 26, 2008

Simple, scrumptious and satisfying Sunday breakfast.

I had contemplated muffins and scones, maybe even sausage gravy and buttermilk biscuits this morning, but pancakes won out. I picked this Krusteaz Honey Wheat pancake mix up yesterday at Super Target. Good groceries are slim pickens around here, but if I travel just a few miles the shopping gets better... MUCH better. I discovered some really good grocery shopping yesterday, finally. I spotted this and in the cart it went. It looked good enough to forgo scratch, and Krusteaz is really a good choice if you do buy boxed. So.......we start with this.



Mix 2 cups of mix and 1 1/2 cups of water. Let it sit while you....
chop up a few handful of these. (yes I know they are chopped, I just did them up a bit more)



Put the walnuts on the griddle for about 5 minutes to toast them. Stir them about a few times. Once toasted, throw them in the batter.



While the walnuts are toasting, put about 3/4 ~ 1 cup of these


in a cup and cover them well with water. Pop them in the microwave and plump them. To do this just cook them on high for about two minutes. Drain and stir in batter.

Bake them on your griddle @ 350°.

Real butter, real Vermont maple syrup.......... and there you have it, a simple and very satisfying Sunday breakfast. I served Millstone Hazelnut coffee. Scrumptious!

Next time I reach for this wonderful mix I think pumpkin puree, pecans and currants will be involved. :-)

The mix is primarily whole wheat flour, there is some soy flour, and wheat bran. Add the omega goodness of the walnuts, and the concentrated flavonoid and bacteria blocking properties along with the antioxidant capacities of the cranberry.... well you have a really tasty, crunchy and chewy fiber filled, nutritious reason to have some butter and syrup.

Oh, the real maple syrup has significant amounts of manganese and is a good source of zinc. It is also packed with a concentration of minerals.

So, scrumptious and sweet that you can feel good about.

I'd love to hear what you think if you whip these up.

Sorry about the imported photo's and no finished result photo. I have to find a way to blog properly with my schedule. I'll get it all sorted.


10 comments:

Kim said...

I think I can smell them baking on the griddle. Mmmm! These sound really good, Teresa! Heart healthy, too. I'm a pure maple syrup snob. I didn't know I was getting healthier by eating it. heh

Carrie said...

I love pancakes and these are both tasty and nutritious!

Miss Jean said...

What a wonderful Sunday breakfast. I'll have to find some of that mix. I love to make breakfast when the grandsons come over. Their latest favorite is french toast. "Grandma, can you make your special french toast?" So darling. All I do is add lots of pumpkin pie spice into the egg and milk batter. Plus a cup or two of love.

Barbara said...

A real American breakfast by the looks of it.

Barbara said...

Where are you - where did you go!

Kim said...

She's working too hard and has little free time, methinks. Hey Teresa, are we going to have to picket this blog to get you to post? (((Love and miss ya!)

Anonymous said...

Teresa, the breakfast idea sounds great. Let's see I already have the maple syrup. craisins,mix, walnuts and now I'm motivated! Sounds like a good idea for this weekend. I'm new to blogging and would like to invite you to participate in our first giveaway. Here is my linkhttp://noelle-princeofpeace.blogspot.com/2008/12/giveaway-at-prince-of-peace.html
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Barbara said...

thanks for your great encouraging comments. Glad you enjoyed.

Are you posting now on your other blog?

Carrie said...

I wish you and your loved ones a happy and prosperous New Year!
Carrie

Barbara said...

Have you stopped blogging? I hope not.
Blessings

Barbara