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Pumpkin Pancake Fingers for Babies (7 months+)

Pumpkin purée keeps these small oat-and-egg pancakes moist. The batter is simple, but a low-heat cook and a check through the centre matter more than the clock.

7 months+Breakfast13 minEasyBLW
Pumpkin Pancake Fingers
  • Age Range7 months+
  • Prep 3 min · Cook 10 min
  • DifficultyEasy
  • Allergen InformationContains: Egg

Ingredients

Preparation

  1. Whisk the egg with plain pumpkin purée, then stir in the oat flour until evenly mixed. Let the batter stand briefly if it seems very thin.

  2. Spoon small, thin pancakes into a lightly oiled nonstick pan over low to medium-low heat. Turn gently once the underside holds together.

  3. Cook until the centre is fully set with no wet egg batter, then cool and cut into soft finger-sized strips.

Serving by Age

Serve tender strips that squash between your fingers. Check the middle of a test pancake: there must be no wet batter. If the edges become dry or crisp before the centre cooks, lower the heat and make the pancakes thinner.

7 months+

This recipe is listed for 7m+, so the 6m+ field does not recommend serving it earlier. Within the listed age range and when your baby can manage the texture, serve pancake strips baby can grasp.

9 months+

Serve small pieces.

Allergen Information

Contains egg. Check oat-flour packaging for cross-contact allergens and verify that the pumpkin purée is plain, without added salt or sugar.

Storage

Cool cooked pancakes promptly and refrigerate in a covered container. Reheat until hot throughout, then cool before serving; discard any leftovers from baby's plate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I store Pumpkin Pancake Fingers?

Cool cooked pancakes promptly and refrigerate in a covered container. Reheat until hot throughout, then cool before serving; discard any leftovers from baby's plate.

Which allergens does Pumpkin Pancake Fingers contain?

It contains Egg. Check the labels of the products you use, and follow any allergy advice your baby has been given.

Sources & References

This guide is informed by current guidelines from leading health organizations:

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