Pea & Mint Greek Yoghurt Pancakes

Oh nothing worse than over-seasoning a perfectly fine dish.  What happened was that I seasoned in the beginning, then I went away and did something, came back and thought I hadn't seasoned so I seasoned again.  But other than being salty, the pancakes were good!  It's pretty much the same concept as my cottage cheese pancakes, just that I used greek yoghurt instead of cottage cheese.  I was so impressed by yesterday's pancakes that I wanted a repeat.

See, every night as I'm struggling to fall asleep in my bed, I plan my menu for the following day.  I love planning my breakfasts. Now that I work from 12-5, I eat lunch at work, and by the time I come home for dinner, I'm so exhausted that it's hard to cook a proper meal.  It's usually something simple, or I use the day's wage in a nice restaurant.  I only really get to cook breakfast now, or brunch, really.  Last night I was thinking of making my own muesli - I had yoghurt, I had honey, I had nuts and fruits.  Then I thought about making a porridge with such toppings.  Then I fancied the idea of scrambled eggs, or maybe a frittata.  Then I thought maybe a breakfast sandwich.  Then an hour or two later I finally settled on making pea and mint yoghurt pancakes, and eventually I fell asleep.

Serves 1
Ingredients

¼ cup flour (I used a mixture of quinoa and oat)

½ tsp baking powder

¼ cup greek yoghurt

1 egg, lightly whisked

1 tbsp water

a couple of mint leaves, finely chopped

4 tbsp peas 
salt and pepper

Method
Mix all the dry ingredients, then mix in the yoghurt, egg and water. Lastly fold in the mint and peas, and season. Heat a bit of oil in a pan, in batches, pour the mixture into the pan and fry over low heat for a couple of minutes or until set and golden underneath, the flip and cook for another two minutes.