National Pancake Day, Banana Pancakes #Recipe @justspices

Make the most of National Pancake Day by indulging in some Banana Pancakes featuring Just Spices Pancake Blend. Spice up the sweet holiday and celebrate with classic breakfast food all day long. Enjoy one, maybe two, even 10 pancakes!

Just Spices is a brand new to the U.S. spice company with 20 organic spice blends and two everyday essentials, available exclusively through its website, justspices.com. All Just Spices products are certified USDA organic, with no flavor enhancers, each a standard 100 milliliters and ranging from $5.99-$7.99.

Just Spices Banana Pancakes

Ingredients (8 small pancakes):
· 1 medium ripe banana
· 2 large eggs
· 1 teaspoon Pancake Blend
· Butter or oil
· 1/8 teaspoon baking powder, for fluffier pancakes
· Optional: 1 cup fresh fruits (we recommend blueberries or chopped apples), 1/2 cup chopped nuts and 1 tablespoon honey

Directions:
1. Peel the banana and break it up into several big chunks in a bowl.
2. Use a dinner fork to thoroughly mash the banana. Continue mashing until the banana has a pudding-like consistency and no large lumps remain (a few small lumps are okay). You should have 1/3 to 1/2 cup of mashed bananas.
3. Whisk in Just Spices Pancake blend. These pancakes are pretty great on their own, but a few extras never hurt. Add 1/8 teaspoon of baking powder for fluffier, lighter pancakes and save any chunky, heavy ingredients — like nuts — for when the pancakes are on the griddle.
4. Whisk the eggs together until the yolks and whites are completely combined. Then pour the eggs over the banana mixture and stir until everything is completely combined.
5. Melt a little butter or warm a little vegetable oil in the pan to prevent the pancakes from sticking to the griddle, if you like.
6. Drop 2 tablespoons of batter onto the hot griddle. It should sizzle immediately — if not, turn up the heat slightly.
7. Cook the pancakes until the bottoms look browned and golden when you lift a corner (roughly 1 minute). The edges should also be starting to look set, but the middle will still be loose like barely set Jell-O.
8. Cook the other side for another minute or so, until it’s is also golden-brown. You can flip the pancakes a few times if you need to in order to get them evenly browned (Flipping is much easier once the second side is set!).

Indulge and enjoy.

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My name is Terri and I live in an urban area in central Georgia, USA. I'm a mom to three kids, a dog, 2 cats, 2 parakeets, 2 lovebirds, and other small aquatic pets. My hobbies include photography, reading, binge-watching movies, crocheting, D.I.Y. projects of every kind, gardening, hiking, glamping, and camping. I love to travel and go sightseeing. My coffee pot is my lifeline.

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We love breakfast food at home and it would be awesome to add some twist to the usual pancake recipe! These are pretty cool! I’ve never heard of this brand before!

I have never tried banana pancakes before but by god how amazing do they look. It looks absolutely mouthwatering and I bet it is too x

I LOVE pancakes! There is a small town about an hour away that makes the BEST German pancakes! Bananas are good too… but lets not forget BLUEBERRIES and GERMAN pancakes! 🙂

I simply love banana pancakes. With blueberries they are even better. Oooh… or a lovely homemade blueberry syrup. Yummy!
I’m definitely hungry now. 🙂

I love bananas and pancakes! I am going to try this. It sounds so delicious! I don’t think that I can find ‘Just Spices Pancake Blend’ here in the Philippines so I have to use another brand.

So going to try these. My daughter (8) and I like trying new recipes together! Thanks-

These look like the perfect recipe for me to try the next time my family has a breakfast-for-dinner night! We like having pancakes for dinner, and I’m always trying new ways of making them.