A super easy and tasty pancake recipe. Double the ingredients for more serves

https://www.mindas-kitchen.com/

Tried something new.

It was unexpectedly sweet!

Macros:Just Pancakes: Top with fruit to balance Carbs.18g Protein17g Carbs10g Fat

These yummy pancakes were created by my little princess. She wanted to make special pancakes with her two favorite ingredients- chocolate and bananas. Great combo! The whole family loved them!

Banana pancakes have captured the hearts of many, solidifying their position as a beloved breakfast favorite that seamlessly combines deliciousness with healthfulness. The appeal lies in the natural sweetness and moist texture imparted by ripe bananas, making them a delightful treat for all ages. These pancakes have emerged as a top choice for busy mornings, providing a quick, easy-to-make, and satisfying meal. With their heartiness and nutritious profile, they offer a wholesome start to the day. Whether enjoyed plain or topped with berries and a drizzle of honey, banana pancakes bring a smile to faces while fueling the body with nourishment and energy.

While on holiday in France, I wanted to make my partner’s mum some pancakes as a thank you for hosting us. France has some incredible local products, including this buckwheat flour which makes delightfully springy pancakes. A couple of extra ingredients on hand makes these a wonderful brunch to have in the sun.

Simple and healthy pancakes made with apples, bananas, and oatmeal. Very delicious and kid approved!

We had extra bananas that didn't get eaten before starting to brown and no one in my house will eat them with brown spots. I didn't want to make banana bread again and it was breakfast time. I looked up banana pancake recipes, but they all looked so flat and dense. I also didn't want am overwhelming banana flavor which I think something that is just "bananas and eggs" would be. So, I decided to just modify my go-to pancake recipe with bananas as the base and they turned out great.On a side note, this is a great recipe to let the kids help with! My 3 year old loves spending time cooking with Mama. He feels like a real chef when he's cooking and guiding him through the measuring and mixing of ingredients while explaining what each ingredient does is a great way to teach him math and science at the same time.

For Sunday mornings