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Pancakes...Those Banana & Egg Ones

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  • 16-04-2015 10:47pm
    #1
    A_Sober_Paddy
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    Hey all,

    Has anyone got a good recipe/method for making pancakes out of Eggs and a banana...

    I've tried once before and it was a complete mess...I was told, just 2 eggs and a banana was all i needed:confused:

    any help greatly appreciated


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    charlietheminxx
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    That is all you need! Though I sometimes like to add a little bit of vanilla or caramel essence. Blend them well together and pour the mixture into large heaped tablespoon sized blobs onto a hot oiled pan like American pancakes. What went wrong when you made them?


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    Mrs Fox
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    I make them at least once a week; 2 eggs + 2 bananas = perfect, with a dust of cinnamon and a drop of vanilla.


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    Toulouse
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    I know what I'm having for brekkie tomorrow!!


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    Mrs Fox
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    Had them again this morning, with cacao powder and nibs, and cinnamon. Topped with pecan and maple.

    IMG_20150417_101919_zps0tjagbtd.jpg


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    krankykitty
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    I don't like them with just egg and banana, they go a bit omelettey. I find the addition of a bit of baking powder and a handful of Ready Brek gives them a nicer texture


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    messrs
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    2 eggs beaten well, 1 banana mashed up - I then blitz them in the blender, heat pan with Frylite, then put on tablespoon size blobs and fry till it starts bubbleing and then turn over .


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    krankykitty
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    ^^ I like the 1 banana 2 egg ratio


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    Tilly
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    I use one of each to make mine and they're lovely.

    I read that you can replace banana with shredded apple. Gonna try it one of these days.


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    Lovely Bloke
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    2 eggs
    1 banana mashed well
    pinch of baking powder
    cinnamon to taste

    you need to make them small, like a tablespoon's worth of mix onto a hot pan, because they are VERY hard to flip over if they are any bigger.


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    bjork
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    What is this sorcery? Banana Pancakes?!?

    I'm a pancake fan but I never heard of these, I might try them for tea.


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    Chrome342
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    Thanks for the ideas. Will do this tomorrow morning


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    Toulouse
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    Spot on Baldy Conscience!

    They definitely take a little practice but the last ones were much better than the first.

    I used a 1:1 banana to egg ratio.


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    tampopo
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    yeah, I made these the other day, after seeing Mrs. Fox's photo! I made them small, though. Three to a pan.

    I didn't blend them, just whisked. they were nice. Borderline omelettey, but good. I'll try them again with nuts on top next time...


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    stephan5
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    Had them once, they were delicious. Do not know now how to make them again. Do I need a blender?


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    Lovely Bloke
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    no blender needed, just use a fork to mash the banana then combine with the egg


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    stephan5
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    Sorry, I might be stupid but I do not understand how this can stay grounded. I mean I imagine banana will hardly connect itself and then I will just have a mess - banana will be all over the pan. I do not want a mess, because I am very lazy and do not want to clean :)


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    krankykitty
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    stephan5 wrote: »
    Sorry, I might be stupid but I do not understand how this can stay grounded. I mean I imagine banana will hardly connect itself and then I will just have a mess - banana will be all over the pan. I do not want a mess, because I am very lazy and do not want to clean :)

    It binds with the egg to form a kind of batter. I personally prefer it with a little bit of flour and baking powder


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    Tilly
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    stephan5 wrote: »
    Sorry, I might be stupid but I do not understand how this can stay grounded. I mean I imagine banana will hardly connect itself and then I will just have a mess - banana will be all over the pan. I do not want a mess, because I am very lazy and do not want to clean :)
    YouTube it if you dont believe people.


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    stephan5
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    Ok thanks will try that


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    RhubarbCrumble
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    I've tried these before, but found them a bit 'rubbery'. Will stick with the traditional pancake batter I think.


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