Two ingredient pancakes (TO DIE FOR!)

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  • beebee0925
    beebee0925 Posts: 441 Member
    bump
  • maggiemay22467
    maggiemay22467 Posts: 214 Member
    I love these have already made them two times.
  • marni35
    marni35 Posts: 20
    Sounds excellent! I will try this tomorrow... thank you !!!
  • AnjaZ89
    AnjaZ89 Posts: 235
    I wonder if kids would take to them..any one try with toddlers?

    my 3yo old loves them. I think it's because of the sweetness the banana brings. Just don't tell him/her and nobody will notice lol
  • SurfyFriend
    SurfyFriend Posts: 362 Member
    OK 2 hands of bananas
  • mikkimomof3
    mikkimomof3 Posts: 224 Member
    Tried these today and they were great! Thanks for sharing!
  • Onaughmae
    Onaughmae Posts: 873 Member
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  • melodyriddle17
    melodyriddle17 Posts: 11
    I made these today. I changed around the recipie a bit and they turned out PHENOMINAL.

    1 medium banana
    1 egg
    1 teaspoon of peanutbutter - I used natural peanutbutter.
    1/8 teaspoon baking powder ( I eyeballed it when I put it in, you don't need much at all!)
    1/2 teaspoon sugar ( with really ripe bananas I bet you could omit this)
    Sprinkle of Salt. ( I literally just shook my shaker once)
    Sprinkle of Cinnemon.

    I put this all in a blender until it was very smooth and I used pam on a hot pan and made them like pancakes. They were amazing. I put a little bit more peantbutter on my plate and ate them up. Great idea! I will be doing this often!
  • mammiehorn
    mammiehorn Posts: 119 Member
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  • gspea
    gspea Posts: 412 Member
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  • jenlipe
    jenlipe Posts: 54 Member
    Mine turned out really thin. Like a crepe. Loved the flavor. Just not thrilled with the thiness. Would adding baking soda help? Noticed that someone did that.
  • Clare0116
    Clare0116 Posts: 37 Member
    Thanks for posting this tip, they look good! Did you invite the sports team round to share that plateful?
  • RunningGranny
    RunningGranny Posts: 35
    Oh my these sound good - I will have to try all the variations mentioned here!!
  • mogletdeluxe
    mogletdeluxe Posts: 623 Member
    I make two pancakes with this recipe, and drizzled some honey over them. SCOFF.

    They're my post-exercise go-to!

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  • marilou0511
    marilou0511 Posts: 591 Member
    I made these today. I changed around the recipie a bit and they turned out PHENOMINAL.

    1 medium banana
    1 egg
    1 teaspoon of peanutbutter - I used natural peanutbutter.
    1/8 teaspoon baking powder ( I eyeballed it when I put it in, you don't need much at all!)
    1/2 teaspoon sugar ( with really ripe bananas I bet you could omit this)
    Sprinkle of Salt. ( I literally just shook my shaker once)
    Sprinkle of Cinnemon.

    I put this all in a blender until it was very smooth and I used pam on a hot pan and made them like pancakes. They were amazing. I put a little bit more peantbutter on my plate and ate them up. Great idea! I will be doing this often!

    Thanks for the variation.
  • Yani51
    Yani51 Posts: 48 Member
    BUMP! Two ingredient pancakes
  • dounii
    dounii Posts: 2
    These are great!
    I eat them almost every morning, just can't get enough of them!
  • mandynsnuf
    mandynsnuf Posts: 81 Member
    They sound delicious, I NEED to make these !
  • KSofiak
    KSofiak Posts: 18
    I have tried these a couple times now and they are amaaazing!! they were thin more like a crepe but i didn't mind that at all. i put a little peanut butter on top i will definitely make these again. thanks for sharing the recipe!!
  • NormalSaneFLGuy
    NormalSaneFLGuy Posts: 1,344 Member
    my version of two ingredient pancakes:

    2lb-aunt-jemima-pancake-mix-and-pancake-syrup-combo-55-p.jpeg
  • juiceplusbecky
    juiceplusbecky Posts: 56 Member
    sounds good
  • Kelley528
    Kelley528 Posts: 319 Member
    I tried this over the weekend and it tasted more like a banana omelette than a pancake. I did not care for it at all.
  • MNA76
    MNA76 Posts: 1,541
    BUMP
  • Lacole216
    Lacole216 Posts: 97
    Oooo! bump :drinker:
  • alaina216
    alaina216 Posts: 103
    BUMP!! Thanks for sharing!
  • Lacole216
    Lacole216 Posts: 97
    my version of two ingredient pancakes:

    2lb-aunt-jemima-pancake-mix-and-pancake-syrup-combo-55-p.jpeg

    LOL! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • jroselive2012
    jroselive2012 Posts: 129
    Bump. Will try!
  • cindys0417
    cindys0417 Posts: 1,279 Member
    bump
  • Storm_Wolf
    Storm_Wolf Posts: 24
    Bump.... these sound delicious and i cannot wait til the bananas are ripe!
  • melodyriddle17
    melodyriddle17 Posts: 11
    I made these today. I changed around the recipie a bit and they turned out PHENOMINAL.

    1 medium banana
    1 egg
    1 teaspoon of peanutbutter - I used natural peanutbutter.
    1/8 teaspoon baking powder ( I eyeballed it when I put it in, you don't need much at all!)
    1/2 teaspoon sugar ( with really ripe bananas I bet you could omit this)
    Sprinkle of Salt. ( I literally just shook my shaker once)
    Sprinkle of Cinnemon.

    I put this all in a blender until it was very smooth and I used pam on a hot pan and made them like pancakes. They were amazing. I put a little bit more peantbutter on my plate and ate them up. Great idea! I will be doing this often!

    Thanks for the variation.

    No problem! :D Let me know what you think if you try it! I've made them now 3 times with that recipie.

    I think the baking powder really helps bind them and gives it that really pancake like consistancy as well as only using a 1 egg/1 banana ratio will even out the flavor. The peantbutter also binds and gives flavor and the salt is for balance.

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