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Prep Time
25 minutes
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Total Time
25 minutes
Ingredients
Makes 4 servings
Step 1
Cut 2 bananas into 1/4-inch-thick rounds. Combine 1/4 cup melted butter, 1/2 cup sugar, and 1/4 cup water in heavy large skillet. Boil over medium-high heat until mixture thickens slightly, about 2 minutes. Stir in vanilla extract and sliced bananas. Remove syrup from heat.
Step 2
Whisk flour and remaining 1/4 cup sugar in large bowl. Mash remaining banana in medium bowl, then whisk in buttermilk and eggs. Stir banana mixture into dry ingredients (some lumps will remain). Mix in remaining 1/4 cup melted butter.
Step 3
Preheat oven to 200°F. Heat griddle over medium heat; brush with additional melted butter. Working in batches, pour batter by 1/3 cupfuls onto griddle. Cook pancakes until golden, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer pancakes to baking sheet; place in oven to keep warm.
Step 4
Serve pancakes with caramel-banana syrup.
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Reviews (39)
Back to TopThis review is for the sauce only. I made it using white sugar, as that was all I had. However, since online said you could use molasses to make the sugar sticky and like brown sugar, I decided that peanut butter would work instead of molasses, since I didn't have that either. I only added probably a tablespoon of peanut butter, but it came out really good. I think next time, I'll just use butter, water, peanut butter, and bananas, because it was a little sweet
ejb06070
Rutland, VT
6/2/2016
的banana pancake cannot stand on its own without the caramel. Eaten by itself, it was average and you can hardly taste the bananas in it; with the caramel, it is definitely indulgent--and banana! Even though it was tasty, I probably wouldn't make it again because it was too sugary (with the caramel) to serve to the kids.
Barb_BG
San Bruno, CA
5/30/2014
Really, really good! Only problem is you need to double the recipe for the caramel banana syrup because you want a lot of it!
sschechtel
Washington, DC
3/17/2014
Made everything just as written, and the syrup was fantastic! The pancakes were a bit too dense and could have used a little something, like more sugar or a pinch of cinnamon. The rating is just for the syrup. I would give the pancakes a 2 fork rating, at most. Would not make them again, but plan on using the syrup extensively.
ykullberg
Fort Collins, CO
5/1/2013
I only made the pancakes. They were light and fluffy, great texture, and so simple to make! My kids thought they needed more banana flavor, so I would increase the banana amount next time.
lstethers
simsbury, ct
12/4/2011
caramel-banana syrup is the best !!! I made it and my whole family LOVED it.
marcelac
MD
8/10/2010
I made the syrup this morning using brown sugar as directed and I am extremely impressed with the caramel/banana flavor. Added rum instead of vanilla extract. Be sure to try the syrup!
mary_228
Palatine, IL
1/11/2010
I made these without the brown sugar and they were quite good, altho I bet I'll like them even more with brown. I added a bit of Grand Marnier to the syrup trying to get more depth of flavor because of the missing brown sugar, which was nice, but it did not have a caramel flavor. The left over syrup did not keep well as the bananas in it turned rather sickly grey, so be sure to scoop those out and add fresh when using the leftovers. I followed another reviewer's substitution for the self-rising flour since I did not have any. The recipe worked well with equal parts whole wheat and regular flour and a Tbsp of baking powder.
mary_228
Palatine, IL
1/9/2010
I, too, only made the topping and used it with a different banana pancake recipe. Very good and a little goes a long way.
blixfamily
Fitchburg, WI
11/29/2009
I only made the syrup to put over french toast, and it tasted great! It was quite sweet so I only needed a little. Super easy and quick to make, and a great alternative if you don't have maple syrup on hand for pancakes or french toast.
norasoledad
Sunnyvale, CA
9/27/2009
I made the syrup only. It seemed too sweet so I added some real maple syrup. Not that it would make it less sweet but added a different flavor. About 1/4 cup. Very good that way. My son really liked it. He is 24.
suznbend
Bend, OR
9/22/2009
Delicious! Just made them for brunch this morning and they were a hit. I left out the caramel-banana syrup because I thought that may be too sweet for my taste. The pancakes themselves were fantastic. i'll definitely make them again and maybe next time with the syrup....
pcarpintero
Sherman Oaks, CA
4/26/2009
的se pancakes are surprisingly easy to make, especially considering how good the finished product tastes. My husband called them the "best pancakes he's ever had." I'm inclined to agree. I'm not a huge fan of sweet syrups, but the combination of the banana syrup and the pancakes was perfect-flavorful without being cloyingly sweet.
empressa
4/19/2009
太棒了。公司肯定不够好。的pancakes were very fluffy and had just the right amount of banana flavor. The syrup is amazing, and very easy to make. I just realized I used white sugar instead of brown, even after I read another reviewer saying they did the same thing and reminded myself to use brown sugar! They turned out so great, I might just use white sugar again the next time I make them... and i think the next time we might add chopped pecans over the top of the pancakes and syrup.
Anonymous
huntington beach, ca
3/23/2009
My review is just for the syrup which I put over purchased frozen waffles. Quick, easy and delicious ...of course I'll do it again.
Anonymous
Cape Cod, MA
2/6/2009