what the hell are banana pancakes??

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emm said:

they're like pancakes, but with bananas in them.

Anx said:

When the bananas are super-overripe I mash them and mix them in with the wet ingredients. Otherwise I'll slice them and lay them on the circles of batter as they cook. Then when you flip them the slices of banana get all butter-browned...

FunkMistress said:

daaaang. i never thought to do that.

i just slice 'em super thin and dump in tons of cinnamon.

ewww... i like my bananas to remain in their phalic looking form


that sounds about as silly as my cousins who spread peanut butter on their pancakes instead of syrup

Anx said:

YUM!!!

emm said:

you never mix stuff into your pancake batter? no blueberries, no apples, no chocolate chips? YOU are SOOOO missing out!

Has anybody tried cornbread? The only time I've heard it mentioned was in the movie Aliens and there nobody seemed to like it.

retina said:

guess which southern guy eats it practically every day??
i guess i have to learn how to make it

retina said:

It's yummy!

Anx said:

the cafe at work does stuff like to pancakes, this morning it was pecan and apple pancakes.

emm said:

i get a blue cornbread mix from trader joes that is the best stuff in the world.

it has little chunks of sweet corn and jalapeno in it, and it's sweet/savory/spicy all at the same time.

retina said:

I make cornbread 4 times a month or more

There are different types of cornbread as well

Sweet, spicey ...dry or moist

:f;

A whole wheat English muffin, raspberry green tea and rubu red grapefruit juice.

emm said:

But you've never tried it yourself?

Mach said:

So is it just regular bread with corn in it? Or do you grind the corn and use it instead of flour or something? And does it actually taste like corn?

retina said:

It is made with ground corn "cornmeal" usually baked in a cast iron skillet

yes depending on the type of cornmeal one uses there is much corn flavor or less
some people put in theirs also corn striped from the cob

there really is many many ways to make it

retina said:

nope i need to get on that don't i?
both times there i never managed to get a taste

What's w/ people not knowing the joys of cornbread & 'nana pancakes???

CalhounSq said:

TR makes great walnut and nanna cakes


TR makes great everything

CalhounSq said:

i'm a sheltered kid from the middle of nowhere
we like our food white and bland... no fancy fru-fru stuff

emm said:

no excuse!

i'm from INDIANA and i've had nana pancakes and cornbread!

emm said:

chile, cornbread & fruity pancakes seem pretty down-home to me

Anx said:

that doesn't matter! still a hell of a long way away.

i need cinistercee, luv4u and purple thunder here to tell me i'm not the only one

CalhounSq said:

I know this might come as a bit of a shock, but some of us are actually from non-American food cultures.

retina said:

I love cornbread!

CalhounSq said:

!!

retina said:

it's hard to identify who's not american on here because this is the internet and we can't see your horns or tails.
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retina said:

Yes, but unless it's fast food, it's hard for us to believe the food didn't come from somewhere else first.