How to prep quick and easy, blueberry sheet pancakes for a crowd or breakfast meal prep idea.
What does your weekday morning situation look like? Probably busy. Maybe sometimes hectic. I'm guessing fluffy blueberry pancakes are not a part of it. They weren't part of mine until a couple of weeks ago. That's when I made my first batch of sheet pan pancakes. And now, I'm never looking back! Making a dozen protein packed pancakes in just 15 minutes is a life-changing experience that will undoubtedly change your weekday mornings for the better. I'm here to help you with that. Today, you'll learn how to make sheet pan protein pancakes using Kodiak Cakes flapjack mix and just three other ingredients. Easy is an understatement, sis.
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How to Make Sheet Pan Pancakes
First off, what are sheet pan pancakes? Sheet pancakes are really one giant pancake that you bake then cut into pieces. In less than five minutes of prep, you mix up your pancake batter in a bowl then pour it into a half sheet pan. For these, sprinkle a handful of blueberries over top just before baking. After that, into the oven they go for just 10 minutes at high heat. Remove from the oven and let them cool slightly before cutting et voila! You now have a fluffy stack of pancakes filled with fruit and protein that's perfect for busy mornings when you might have otherwise thought a classic, comforting breakfast wasn't an option. Plus these are no-flip pancakes!
Fall is here, which means brisker mornings and, honestly, when is the last time you ate fluffy, homemade pancakes at your desk or while getting the kids together for school in the morning? You can change that asap with this sheet pan protein pancakes recipe. 🙂 I normally turn to sheet pans for savory meals so was excited to try meal prepping an easy breakfast recipe on my sheet pan. This is a one-bowl breakfast and a one-pan breakfast at the same damn time so cleanup will be easy. I'm so pleased with this baked protein pancake recipe and hope you love it, too.
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Tips for Making Sheet Pan Protein Pancakes
- What pan should I use for baked sheet pan pancakes? Be sure to use a non-stick pan. My half sheet pan has seen better days (but I can't let it go yet!) so I sprayed it down with avocado oil then lined it with a sheet of parchment paper cut to size.
- How long to bake protein pancakes? Don't do too much while baking pancakes. You'll want to be able to check on them. Especially with this particular Kodiak Cakes mix, as it will be done before the top browns.
- How to know when baked pancakes are done? Your sheet pan protein pancakes are done when the top is slightly golden and springy to the touch. You can insert a toothpick into the center to check for doneness, as well. It should come out clean.
- Can I put protein in my pancake mix? You can add protein to pancake batter with a serving of your favorite protein powder. Just know that the color and/or texture may change slightly.
- How to freeze sheet pancakes? To freeze sheet pan pancakes, allow them to cool and cut into serving size portions. Layer the pancakes in between sheets of wax or parchment paper and store in an airtight container or zipper seal bag. Frozen pancakes will keep this way for about 2 months.
Blueberry sheet pan pancakes are what you need when making pancakes for a crowd or meal prepping breakfast for the whole week. I like to prep these make-ahead protein pancakes at the beginning of the week but since they come together in just 15 minutes, you can easily make them in the mornings, too. Sharing is caring, so be sure to pin this recipe on Pinterest. Thanks for reading!
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How to Make Pancakes for a Crowd
Baked pancakes by the dozen in this easy sheet pan recipe can happen for you in just fifteen minutes!
- 2 cups Kodiak Cakes Almond Poppy Seed Flapjack & Waffle Mix
- 2 cups almond milk or milk of your choice
- 2 eggs
- ¾ cup fresh blueberries
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Combine Kodiak Cakes mix, milk, and eggs in a bowl and mix until smooth.
Spray a half baking sheet pan with non-stick spray then line with parchment paper (optional).
Pour batter into sheet pan, spreading with a rubber spatula, if necessary. Drop blueberries into batter.
Bake for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown and springy to the touch. If unsure, insert a toothpick into the center. It should come out clean. Cut into 12 squares while warm. Allow to cool for about 15 minutes before removing from sheet pan.
Adri says
Okay, you're right. Before reading this I could not fathom even the possibility of eating pancakes on a weekday morning unless it meant waking up an hour early. Definitely going to try these!
Mel says
Definitely trying these out!
Denise Hoffman says
This worked fantastically. And we all got hot pancakes! I had the plain mix, no blueberries. and it was great with strawberries and cream, or traditional maple syrup. Made in a jelly roll pan.
Tamara J. says
These are the perfect pancakes for a low carb diet- or just a healthier alternative!
Marta says
I love the idea of baking my pancakes on a sheetpan! It makes breakfast for a crowd much easier!
LaKita says
The perfect way to enjoy pancakes any day of the week. Looks delicious!
Tynia says
I absolutely love sheet pan meals! Never thought about making pancakes. Making this over the weekend!
Katrina Adams says
I love sheet pan recipes and pancakes so this is perfect!!!
Emily says
What were the dimensions of the sheet pan you used?
Mila says
This is such a fun way to make pancakes! It’s perfect for big families, or meal prep. I love it!
Kenya Rae says
Sheet pan meals are the best aren't they? I am making some pumpkin sheet pan pancakes in the AM!
Sara C says
Hello! Can you use any flavor of Kodiak mix? I love the idea of easy pancakes! And have you ever done these in a mini muffin tin? That might be fun too!
Jazz says
Hi, Sara! You can use any flavor Kodiak mix you like. I've made this with a bunch of them and they turn out great. I haven't done mini muffins yet but that's a good idea. 🙂
Kryslynn says
Thank you for showing me the easiest way to make delicious pancakes! My husband and I enjoyed it and decided this is how we will make pancakes from now on!
Jazz says
You're so welcome, Kryslynn. Glad you enjoyed!
SHANIKA says
I've never tried Sheet Pan Pancakes but these look so fluffy and easy to make!
Aline says
I'm saving this for Thanksgiving week to feed a healthy breakfast to the family!
Brandy says
I made these and put half in individual bowls to take to work for a fast breakfast and froze the other half. I've been eating the frozen ones for dinner some nights with a little peanut butter and a tiny bit of syrup and they are amazing! The blueberries are a delicious and nice touch! I'm making a new batch tonight to add to my freezer stash. I love these!
Jazz says
I’m so glad these have worked well for you, Brandy. Your peanut butter idea is great for extra protein!
Emily says
What size sheet pan worked well for you? Thank you!
Jazz says
1/2 sheet pan!
Samantha says
I'm late to the party with these, but had to comment that these have completely changed how I make pancakes for my kids! They never really cared about fancy shapes, so I just made silver dollar pancakes before, but always had that "first pancake" that wasn't as good. Now, I make sheet pancakes with chocolate chips or berries and they are all fluffy, yummy, and made in less than 20 minutes (with 15 minutes for me to make myself coffee!).
Jazz says
So glad these work for your family, Samantha! Thank you for your feedback.
Evelyne says
Who knew that sheet pan pancakes could actually be life-changing! These days when preparing pancakes for one, I break out the cast iron pan only on Sundays. With your recipe, I can whip up a batch and grab some out of the freezer whenever I want. Pancakes for breakfast on a Tuesday, brunch on the weekend, and dare I say, for dinner! After yet another long day of quarantining, I dine on chocolate cherry pancakes for dinner in the age of the pandemic. Imagine that. Thank you😊