Peanut Butter Banana Nutella Pancakes

 

One of the good things in being stuck at home is that you get to do stuff you didn't have time to do before. Like make or cook snacks that you find on pinterest!

I finally decided to do one of those must do recipes I have on Pinterest -- Peanut Butter Banana Nutella Pancakes!

DISCLAIMER: My version is a combination of all the versions I've read in the Pinterest/internet.  It's okay to mix and match, I mean after all, you're going to be the one eating it, right? 

What I Used/What You'll Need:

1. 2 cups pancake mix (I used a water only pancake mix, you can use any, just follow the instructions on how to mix in the box)
2. 1 1/2 cups of water
3. 1/2 peanut butter
4. Bananas
5. Nutella
6. Oil

How I did It:

Mix the pancake mix with with water.  Consistency of the batter should be a bit more thicker that the usual pancake mix

Place the 1/2 cup peanut butter in a microwavable container/plate.  Place in the microwave for 30seconds - 1 minute.  Consistency should be a bit more liquid.

This is how liquid it should look like :)

Mix the melted peanut butter in you pancake batter.  Mix the two well together until you reach a just enough consistency.

Slice & dice your bananas.  For this amount of batter, I just used one large banana.

Add the diced bananas to your batter!

Pre-heat your pan and put oil.  When it's just enough, start cooking your pancakes!

One way of cooking it is to place Nutella in the middle of the pancakes and make them Nutella filled pancakes.

Before you turn it over, make sure to add some more batter on top to sandwich the Nutella filling.
PS. Excuse the not so pancake shape! Hihi!

This method actually takes time and effort.  I just made one of these to show you how to do it and I just cooked the rest as normal panckakes.

In serving, instead of using the usual syrup, add the Nutella spread on top of the pancakes! Voila, your homemade peanut butter banana nutella pancakes!

For presentation I also added some more banana slices and mini marsmallows on top!

What do you think? Ever made on of these before? Share 'em with me!