


Cottage cheese adds a protein-rich twist to these fluffy skillet pancakes, infused with real vanilla, maple syrup, and melted butter. Tender and satisfying, they’re ready in minutes and pair perfectly with yogurt and berries for a wholesome, feel-good start to your day.

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The cottage cheese can be slightly chunky, blending it withthe eggs gives the best texture.
Do not overmix the batter. It should have small lumps, which help the pancakes become fluffy.
You can cook pancakes in butter versus cooking spray, if desired. Pancakes cooked in a small amount of butter will result in a crispier, browner edge than if using cooking spray.
This recipe makes 8 pancakes; that’s 2 pancakes per serving.
Yes, simply heat a skillet to medium heat and toast the cooked pancakes until just warmed through. It’s best to avoid microwaving.
Yes, you can make them, then reheat them in a skillet as you wish. Store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 2 months.
All-purpose flour can be substituted for half whole wheat flour or oat flour for higher fiber pancakes.
Yes, you can use Organic Valley®2% or 4% Cottage Cheese.