Get Out the Griddle! Healthy Flapjack Recipes That'll Make Your Taste Buds Flip

Slice fresh apples — any variety will work — and dip them in oatmeal pancake batter to make these apple ring pancakes. We're talking more fruit, more fiber, and fewer calories. They're so sweet that no syrup is needed!

We take the milk and eggs out of this recipe, but these vegan pancakes still stack up against a batch of buttermilk ones.

While Greek yogurt, eggs, and protein smoothies are excellent high-protein breakfast ideas, here's a scrumptious meal that'll offer over twice the amount of protein — almost 30 grams per 378-calorie serving!

It doesn't have to be Valentine's Day to make a sweet pink heart-shaped breakfast. Aside from being low in calories — under 260 — these adorable heart-shaped flapjacks are made with protein powder. The pancakes are also topped with a Greek yogurt sauce, so the protein punch (almost 20 grams) will keep you energized for a butt-kicking workout later.

If you're into throwing greens into your fruit smoothie, then you'll love this recipe that adds spinach to your pancakes. Although the greens add a slightly teal earthy hue, they also add fiber, calcium, iron, vitamin A, vitamin K, and folate.

Fall flavors never tasted so good! This recipe for pumpkin pancakes is hearty and healthy, not to mention tasty!

Skip the all-purpose flour and go with this whole wheat pancake recipe. It's made with cinnamon for flavor and because it can temper the blood-sugar surge that follows a sweet treat.

These grain-free pancakes offer a nice dose of protein and fiber and the carbs come from fruit rather than a refined grain.

This Paleo pancake recipe features sweet potatoes and fresh apples, which make for a breakfast that's rich in vitamin A.