This delicious fluffy banana omelette is made with only 3 ingredients and it’s ready in no time! It’s a great breakfast recipe for adults, children, and even babies – it’s naturally flour-, sugar- and gluten-free. You just need to mix a banana, oats and eggs in a blender then cook in a pan! Thanks to the banana, this omelette is naturally sweet but I also like to drizzle it with maple syrup and serve with some fruit.
Blender does not only mix the ingredients together, but it also whips the eggs, making this omelette extra soft and fluffy. This omelet is so simple and amazing and the best part is – so quick to make, that you can make it for breakfast on a workday! You could also cook it in the form of smaller pancakes.
Try also this chocolate omelet with whipped cream and berries, these fluffy lemon ricotta pancakes with raspberries, or chocolate crepes with vanilla cream cheese and raspberry sauce! I’m sure you’ll love them.
Ingredients
You will need just 3 ingredients to make this omelette:
- banana – best is ripe
- oats – old-fashioned rolled oats or oat flour, you can also substitute it with regular wheat all-purpose flour
- eggs
Additionally, you will need:
- coconut oil to cook the omelet – I like its flavor but if you don’t have it on hand you can use butter or neutral-tasting vegetable oil
- vanilla extract – to add some flavor
- pinch of salt – to season the omelette
To serve: maple syrup (or honey/agave syrup) and fruit of your choice (I like pear and blueberries best!).
Step by step instructions
STEP 1: Add the banana, oats, eggs, vanilla, and salt into a small blender container.
STEP 2: Mix the ingredients until well combined, fluffy, and the oats are pulverized.
STEP 3: Heat the oil over medium-low heat in a non-stick pan. Pour in the egg-banana-oat mixture.
STEP 4: Cover the pan with a lid and cook the omelette until almost completely set, about 2-3 minutes.
STEP 5: Check with a spatula if the omelette is nicely browned at the bottom – then it is ready to flip.
STEP 6: Flip the omelette on the other side using two wide spatulas or you can flip it using a plate: place a plate on top of the omelette then flip the pan upside down, the omelette should stay on the plate.
STEP 7: If your omelette is completely set you can leave it on the plate but if it’s not quite set yet slide it off the plate to the pan to finish it.
STEP 8: Transfer the omelette to a plate, fold it in half immediately and fill it with fruit. Pour over maple syrup.
Enjoy!
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Fluffy banana oat omelette
Ingredients
omelette:
- 2 tablespoons rolled oats
- 1 medium banana
- 2 large eggs
- pinch of salt
- ½ teaspoon vanilla extract optional
- 2 teaspoons coconut oil for greasing the pan
to serve:
- maple syrup or honey
- pears, blueberries or other fruit
- cottage cheese or farmer‘s cheese optional
- shredded coconut for sprinkling
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Instructions
- Add the banana, oats, eggs, vanilla, and salt into a small blender container.
- Mix the ingredients until well combined, fluffy, and the oats are pulverized.
- Heat the oil over medium-low heat in a non-stick pan. Pour in the egg-banana-oat mixture.
- Cover the pan with a lid and cook the omelette until almost completely set, about 2-3 minutes.
- Check with a spatula if the omelette is nicely browned at the bottom – then it is ready to flip.
- Flip the omelette on the other side using two wide spatulas or you can flip it using a plate: place a plate on top of the omelette then flip the pan upside down, the omelette should stay on the plate.
- If your omelette is completely set you can leave it on the plate but if it's not quite set yet slide it off the plate to the pan to finish it.
- Transfer the omelette to a plate, fold it in half immediately and fill it with fruit. Pour over maple syrup.
- Enjoy!
Notes
- You can use oat flour or wheat all-purpose flour instead of whole oats.
- Calories = 1 serving (whole recipe). This is only an estimate!
7 Comments
Steve
30 November 2024 at 03:44It was delicious!
Nida
8 March 2023 at 14:11Can we make this mixture in bulk and freeze it for further use?
Aleksandra
8 March 2023 at 14:18I haven´t tried that but I think – yes.
MH Boag
16 January 2022 at 22:03Awesome interactive recipe, now my go to favourite brekkie/lunch. So easy to make!
Aleksandra
17 January 2022 at 07:19I’m glad you liked it!
Sharon
8 May 2019 at 19:00tried it today for breakfast, turned out great, I’m especially happy that the kids ate it, since there’s no sugar added, thank you for the recipe!
Aleksandra
8 May 2019 at 19:04I’m really glad! thank you for letting me know 🙂