Making Cranberry Orange Pecan Sheet Pan Pancakes is the perfect solution to holiday morning madness! Say goodbye to being sequestered in the kitchen, standing over a hot griddle flipping hot cakes endlessly while family and guests are having all the fun.
Just whip up the cranberry pecan pancake batter in minutes (or even the night before) and pour into a rimmed baking sheet and pop into the oven for 25 minutes. After that, your work is done! Easy pancake recipes using mix are one of my favorite Christmas morning breakfast ideas
I used a low carb pancake mix from Nush, it makes this type of sweet breakfast doable for keto, low-carb, sugar-free, Paleo, and gluten-free diets. However, three cups of any type pancake mix could be substituted.
These low-carb sheet pan pancakes feature cranberries to add a sweet-tart flavor and a pop of bejeweled color. A cup of raw cranberries has about 8g net carb, so spread across a keto cranberry pancake recipe with more than 12 servings, the result is almost insignificant. HOWEVER, do not substitute dried cranberries, they are more carbohydrate concentrated (100g+ per cup) and can have added sugars.
For a traditional recipe, some might add orange juice to the recipe. But, a bit of fresh orange peel removed using a citrus zester on top provides all the citrus-y goodness while keeping calories and carbs much, much lower. In a pinch, I also swear by Valencia Orange Peel from McCormick’s – it’s shelf stable, always read, and can be stored in the spice cabinet.
Are these cranberry orange sheet pan pancakes healthy and nutritious? I’m glad you asked – because YES, they are. Each serving has 336 calories, 29g fat, 10.7g total carbs (4.3g fiber, 0.3g sugar, 6.4g net carb), and protein 10.6g. I like to serve with some warm sugar-free maple syrup and sometimes even a little whipped cream!
Minimize holiday morning stress with this easy sheet pan pancake recipe! In celebration of the season, it’s bursting with sweet tart cranberries and orange zest. Prep to plate in under 30minutes, and is made with a low-carb pancake mix (or traditional mix, too) for added convenience. Feed a crowd, or meal prep and store in single-portion servings in the freezer of busy day breakfast.
- 12.3 ounce package low carb pancake mix I used Nush. Recipe should work with appox 3 cups of any other type pancake mix
- ½ cup vanilla collagen hydrolysate or protein powder
- 2 2/3 cups water
- 1 ¼ cups fresh cranberries
- ½ cup pecan pieces
- 1 tbsp. orange zest
- Optional: syrups extra nuts, whipped cram
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Pre-heat oven to 350F.
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Mix together pancake mix and collagen hydrolysate powder.
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Add water and stir until combined (a little lumpy better than over-stirring).
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Mix in cranberries.
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Pour into approximate 13” x 18” rimmed baking sheet
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Sprinkle with pecan pieces and orange zest.
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Bake for 25 minutes, or until set and top is turning golden. Remove and let cool in pan for 5 minutes.
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Slice into 12 “squares,” and serve with syrup of choice and any extra toppings (or eat plain). Can be meal-prepped by freezing in single portions and thawed and reheating when ready.
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Per serving: 336 calories, 29g fat, 10.7g total carbs (4.3g fiber, 0.3g sugar, 6.4g net carb), protein 10.6g
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I’m OBSESSED with orange cranberry this year! I feel like this recipe just brightens up our mornings!
These sheet pan pancakes are such a treat! Delicious, satisfying, just the right amount of sweetness, and prep is easy! We’ll be enjoying these often!
These sheet pancakes are so very yummy with the orange zest, pecans, and cranberries. Such a festive treat for breakfast.