To make the pancake batter, blend eggs, cold cream cheese, salt, liquid stevia, vanilla extract, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a food processor or good-quality blender. Blend until the batter is pale yellow, free of lumps, and frothy. You may need to scrape down the batter and blend two or three times to achieve this. You may include, adjust, or substitute the spices, vanilla extract, and liquid stevia to your liking without affecting your macros.
Choose a non-stick or cast-iron skillet to cook the pancakes. Melt a ½ teaspoon of coconut oil per pancake in the skillet (you may choose to make one at a time or multiple at once). When the oil is heated on medium heat, pour a ¼ cup of pancake batter per serving in the skillet. As the batter starts to cook, you can gently reshape it into a circle with a spatula. Let the batter cook on one side, adjusting the heat as necessary, until the pancake turns golden brown and naturally releases from the pan.
Use your spatula to flip the pancake over to complete cooking on the other side. Repeat the process until all pancakes are made. Set the pancakes aside to cool while you make the whipped cream. In a stand mixer, whip heavy whipping cream on high speed until the cream begins to look soft and fluffy. Then, add in your brown sugar substitute and the final amount of vanilla extract. Whip until the whipped cream comes together in smooth, medium-soft peaks.
For serving, include about 1 tablespoon of completed whipped cream with each pancake. Do not get this confused with the amount of liquid heavy cream you used in the recipe, since it doubles in size when it whips. Each pancake includes about ¾ egg, 1 tablespoon fat, and ¼ ounce cream cheese. Garnish the pancakes with a sprinkle of cinnamon for a final touch.