Two ingredient pancakes (TO DIE FOR!)
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I freeze my over ripe bananas so I used one of them. Defrosted in microwave and mashed up easily. Being very ripe it was really sweet and I didn't put anything on them they were great alone. Not eggy at all.0
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I freeze my over ripe bananas so I used one of them. Defrosted in microwave and mashed up easily. Being very ripe it was really sweet and I didn't put anything on them they were great alone. Not eggy at all.
great idea...have frozen bananas in freezer now, will definitely try for breakfast tomorrow!0 -
I made these for the family this weekend...only I altered it slightly. I also peeled and sliced a very very ripe bartlett pear I had in my fruit bowl.
My 6 year old at about 10 of these (3" round pancakes) and my 4 year old had 4. I pre-plated/counted 5 for myself and my husband got the other 5.
Delicious. I topped mine with sweet-cream fat free greek yogurt, fresh blueberries and raspberries. Super yummy and filling.0 -
Do you have any other nutritional info for these as well as calories? E.g. Carbs, protein, fat?
I made them yesterday, sprinkled a little stevia and sliced some strawberries on top and I thought they were great. Not to eggy, more banana'y than eggy. You'll definately want to oil or spray the pan first.0 -
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I wonder if you can add instant oats to this?? Would I need to add more liquid? Hmm....0
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Made these and loved them. Not at all eggy! X0
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OKay so yeah I tried them..... There good at first but after like two of them the gelatinous texture kinds messed with me gag reflex. Yuck.0
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Gotta try this0
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Yeah, I tried these this morning. SICK!! :sick: That's all I have to say about that.0
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I just made these this morning! Second time I've made them now. They are so good! I only use one egg rather than two though, because I don't like eggs. But they look and taste like real pancakes. Banana pancakes!0
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Thanks for sharing! Sounds yummy, will try!0
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Sounds delicious!0
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Yeah, I tried these this morning. SICK!! :sick: That's all I have to say about that.
Ditto! I made these this morning, they looked fantastic but tasted oh so wrong! Tasted like scrambled eggs with banana mixed in. Yuck!0 -
I tried this morning and it wasn't that bad. I made with two egg whites and one banana. It took awhile to cook and I was in a hurry, so that was a little frustrating. But I will cook it again.0
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I made these this morning and I couldn't get them to flip over without scrambling! (Unless I had a HEAP of oil underneath them which kinda defeats the purpose!) Didn't think they were that great0
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I made them this morning, and sadly I couldn't eat them, they tasted like scrambled eggs with banana mixed in, which is what is, just tasted too weird for me, nice try though.0
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I tried this today, using a small egg and a mini banana. I was suprised how much that made (7 pancakes!). I was also surprised by how much they looked and "acted" like pancakes. Mine were easy to flip, and I didn't use oil. I ate half the batch with some honey and chopped walnut for around 90 calories. I think the honey and walnut probably masked the scrambled egg taste.
I found that they needed a very small pinch of salt, but that's just personal taste.0 -
Wow! These are great and easy too. After I read about people finding the batter lumpy, I tried the Magic Bullet to blend the ingredients. It was easy and the batter was nice and smooth.
I'm looking for more recipes without flour if anyone has more ideas.
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Some posters were saying these tasted like scrambled eggs with bananas mixed in. I'm not sure how you guys mixed them, but when I made these I used a stick blender to first mash up the bananas real well and then added the egg. I continued to mix with the stick blender until both the egg and banana were well incorporated and it almost got to be a real fluffy airy batter. They cooked up just like real pancakes and even the texture was identical to a normal pancake. Mine had a hint of egg flavor, but for the most part tasted just like banana pancakes. Just a tip on how to mix; but if you are not a banana lover, you will more than likey not enjoy these at all!0
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I've given in and eaten the rest of my batch. This time I had them hot, with a little bit of peanut butter, sliced banana and honey.
I made mine using a fork to mash up the banana and they didn't turn out lumpy/eggy. I did mash the banana well and mix well.
I think they definitely benefit from a little pinch of salt.0 -
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Made these today. They are tasty, but difficult to flip if you make them too big.0
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bump - thanks for sharing!0
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I made them this weekend and thought they were good...you have to smush the banana up really well...tastes "crepe-ish" if you like crepes, which I do!0
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Bump (to try out everyones variations...I think I can remember the recipe!). Thanks0
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