Have you ever woken up in the morning and had a hankering for
pancakes but the effort that it takes to make pancakes outweighs your
craving so you just go with toast or cereal or something else you just
didn’t really want. Well I have a solution for you. Not only are these
pancakes easy to make, they don’t make a huge mess (you don’t even need a
bowl for mixing), and they only take about 5 minutes to make. Another
plus to these little guys is that this recipe is a single serving. So no
more left over soggy pancakes sitting in your fridge hoping to be
reheated and eaten!
I first got the idea for these pancakes from none other than Pinterest
of course! But the first recipe I
tried didn’t call for any flour. They
were so hard to flip and they just didn’t have the pancake texture. So I
tweaked the recipe a little and now I can make these pancakes in my
sleep! Trust me sometimes I feel like that’s what I’m doing in the
morning. My little man loves these pancakes! I make them at least once a
week. And when my daughter decide she’s in the mood for these pancakes
as well I just double the recipe.
Disclaimer: this recipe is not at all technical. I don’t use any
specific measurements. Check out the step by step photos above to see
how I “measure” my ingredients.
What you’ll need:
blender
non stick cooking spray
pan
spatula
Ingredients:
1/2 of a banana
2 spoonfuls of gluten free all purpose flour
1 egg
A couple shakes of cinnamon
Now for the how to:
Dump everything into your blender. Blend until combined. Spray your pan
with non stick cooking spray. These take about 2-3 minutes to cook on
one side before they’re ready to flip. Note… They don’t bubble like
“real” pancakes. Once you flip them they only take about another minute
to finish cooking.
This recipe yields 3 small pancakes. Another great thing about this
recipe is that you can add some blueberries, chocolate chips, or even
some cocoa powder! They are great served with syrup or jelly or even
plain if you please! Hope y’all go bananas for these pancakes!
Easiest and best pancake recipe ever.
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