Banana Pancakes? Um-Um Good

Summer mornings after sleepovers at Oma’s, the grandkids are greeted with banana pancakes. They’re the same pancakes that their moms and dads and aunts and uncles were raised on, an adaptation of a recipe by the actress Judy Garland. It appeared in the 1965 cookbook, “Who’s Who in the Kitchen,” compiled by Gold Star Wives of America, Inc. Shelly Kuney, or Oma, received a copy of the cookbook from her mother-in-law and first made Garland’s recipe in 1967 when her oldest child was a baby. She reduced the sugar, added butter and banana – “and decided I had a very nutritious simple breakfast.” Nearly 50 years later, two generations have grown up on Oma’s banana pancakes, which have become quite famous in the Kuney clan and their circle of friends – as well as with friends of their friends/ Adriana Janovich , SR. More here.

Question: How do you like your pancakes?