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easy bisquick banana pancakes

(3 ratings)
brownbetty33 avatar
Recipe by
Stacy Bell
@brownbetty33
Charlotte, NC

So, this is basically the Bisquick "ultimate" pancake recipe on the back of the Bisquick box. I've just made an addition and some subtractions. I wanted banana pancakes and I was only going to use 1 but the bananas were so ripe that all the stems detached and I had to use them all anyway. The original "ultimate pancake" recipe also called for 3 tblsp of sugar and 2 tblsp of oil but since I added so many bananas, I decided that was unnecessary...and it was. My sis and I were satisfied. This is really good with some strawberries that have been mixed with sugar.

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(3 ratings)
yield 4 or more depending on appetite
method Stove Top

Ingredients For easy bisquick banana pancakes

  • 2 c
    bisquick (but any pancake mix would probably do)
  • 2 tsp
    baking powder
  • 3
    small bananas (mashed)
  • 1 c
    milk
  • 2
    eggs
  • 1 tsp
    vanilla extract

How To Make easy bisquick banana pancakes

  • 1
    In a large bowl, measure out roughly 2 cups of Bisquick. You don't have to be exact. I think if you prefer a thinner batter you could probably add more milk. Add the baking powder.
  • 2
    In a medium bowl, mash the bananas with a fork. Mix in the milk, eggs and vanilla extract.
  • 3
    Add the wet mixture to the dry stuff and whisk. It will be lumpy but that's ok. I use a frying pan (coated with PAM) and set my stovetop burner to 2 (which is a low setting). Now, our oven is a little wonky so the low setting cooks up the pancakes really well. Obviously, you know your oven so adjust accordingly. If you have a griddle, even better. I make my pancakes on the large side so I pour approximately 1/4 cup to 1/3 cup in the pan. Let cook until you see bubbles forming and then flip over. A nice golden brown color is what you're going for but if you like your pancakes on the pale side-that's fine. I keep my pancakes warm in the oven (~150-200 F) on an oven safe plate and I loosely cover it with foil. Serve warm with syrup or mix up some (thawed out) frozen fruit or fresh fruit with some sugar (or whatever sweetener you prefer).
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