I don’t always have an elaborate breakfast; maybe a fruit or a milkshake at times. But when I’m feeling a little indulgent, and I want to sit down and relish my breakfast, I make myself banana pancakes – topped with maple syrup and lots and lots of butter.
The soft and fluffy pancakes are a breeze to make, and they require basic ingredients; so you can have these ready in no time and have them every other day for breakfast. Unless of course, you’re in the habit of dousing it in butter, like me. This time around I added some semisweet chocolate chips to the pancakes – chocolates are always a good thing in the morning.
Chocolate Chip and Banana Pancakes
Yield: 4 pancakes
1 cup/125g all purpose flour
3 tbsp fine sugar
1 tsp baking powder
1 large egg
3/4th cup/ 175ml milk
3 tbsp melted butter
1 banana, sliced
2-3 tbsp chocolate chips
- In a bowl, whisk together the dry ingredients – flour, sugar and baking powder.
- Make a well in the centre and add the egg. Whisk the egg to break it up. Add the milk. Incorporate the dry ingredients slowly by drawing in the dry ingredients from the walls. Keep stirring till it forms a homogeneous mixture.
- Pour in the melted butter and stir till evenly incorporated.
- Let it rest for 10-15 minutes (I tend to skip this when I’m in a rush).
- Heat a non-stick pan. Brush with butter if the pan is a little old and not as non-sticky.
A Tip: For the gorgeous pockets for holding your maple syrup pour the batter from a height of 15-18 inches.
- Pour a ladleful of the batter into the pan. Tilt the pan to spread the batter if you’d like thinner pancakes.
- Half a minute into cooking, top the partially cooked pancake with the banana slices and chocolate chips.
Another tip: Refrigerate the bananas overnight or few hours before making the pancakes. This way the bananas won’t get mushy with the heat, but will remain firm.
- Flip the pancake over after 2-3 minutes (peek through to check if it’s nice and golden).
- Stack it up in a plate and serve it with honey or maple syrup.
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the banana addition sounds great!
both of us craving pancakes! love this!
Wow pancake looks delicious
ohmy – my daughter and husband would be in heaven if i served this for bfast. looks gorgeous!
Wow those pancakes looks so fabilous and so so yummy delcious.
How divine…been a while since I’ve had pancakes!
These pancakes are definitely drool worthy. They look wonderful!
Mmm they do look great!
now uve made me hungry …. /me runs to the tuck to grab something
Wow, those look soooo good!
wow wow tasty but I didnt get to taste theemmm!! arghh
Chocolate and banana…yum yum!And it looks so good!
Hey ,
Ohh this pancakes me so hungry now … thanks for sharing this recipe .Keep in touch
Regards
Sudeep
indulgence this is, indeed! but this looks oh so good! i’m going to have to make this for myself one of these days
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I was lucky enough to grab a bite, it sure tasted awesome
I was lucky enough to ‘steal’ a bite from the above person – and……what can i say, m still drooling……
Will use your tips next time I make pancakes! Choc chips sound like a great addition!
This is dessert for breakfast if you ask me! Wow. Makes me realize just how long it’s been since my husband made pancakes. What a great recipe. Think I’d be tempted to put a large dollop of whipped cream on them. ; )
hmm..it definitely sounds like a snazzy idea, but the pancakes in the picture look quite undercooked! do you enjoy them battery? im often a fan of cake batter, but have yet to found a pancake batter that is as delicious…
Yummy. I want to wake up to those tomorrow.
This looks great…I'm another butter fan!
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