Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Get your butter to room temperature, so it will blend smoothly.
- Combine all the dry ingredients in one bowl and whisk together lightly to make sure everything is mixed.
- Mash the banana, if you're using it, and put aside.
- In a separate bowl combine all the wet ingredients. If you have a mixer, like a Kitchenaid, you should put the wet ingredients there.
- Add the banana to the wet ingredients.
- Blend all the wet ingredients together. If you're using a Kitchenaid, use the cookie paddle attachment on speed 4. It should take only a minute. Avoid over-mixing.
- Slowly start adding the dry ingredients to the wet mixture. Add about a third, mix, then add more. Continue until everything has been mixed together.
- The pancake batter should be smooth, with some lumps of butter and banana. The lumps should not be of dried flour. If there are flour lumps, continue mixing.
- Once the batter is all together, add the blueberries. This will insure they get banged up.
- On a stovetop, or electric burner, heat a frying pan on medium. Add a pat of butter to the pan.
- Spoon the pancake batter into the pan. We usually try to fit 3.
- When bubbles start to appear and break on the top of the pancakes, flip them over.
- Cook for another 2 minutes, remove, and eat.
Notes
*You can replace the sugar with a tablespoon of honey.
**You'll need extra butter for the frying pan.
***The banana adds a bit of substance and weight to the pancakes, without adding much banana flavor. It's mainly there to add some thickness.