Heat griddle or skillet; grease if necessary. Stir baking mix, milk, 1/4 cup chocolate syrup and the egg in medium bowl until blended (batter will be thin). Stir in chocolate chips.

Pour butter by a little less that 1/4 cupfuls onto hot griddle (because chocolate chips will sink, scoop batter from bottom of bowl for a more even distribution of chips). Cook until edges are dry. Turn; cook until golden brown.

Serve with bananas, strawberries, whipped topping, peanuts, chocolate syrup and maraschino cherries.


Everything that's great about a banana split in a pancake. Good for breakfast or dessert.

Mr Breakfast would like to thank MrsBuckeye for this recipe.

Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)

Based on 5 votes.

From superstarz

Making it for Mother's Day and I'm really excited! Can't wait until 'mums comment'.

Comment submitted: 5/11/2013 (#15856)



From Mazzy

Rating (out of 5):

I used Aunt Jemima pancake mix and it had me use less water but everything worked out. I also used a low-sugar strawberry jam. So with the bananas, it was almost healthy... almost.

Comment submitted: 9/17/2012 (#14445)



From Michael A

Rating (out of 5):

I made these for my classroom and they loved them.

Comment submitted: 4/28/2011 (#12595)



From britney s.

Rating (out of 5):

I'm from Hollywood and I loved them and I usually don't eat chocolate.

Comment submitted: 5/10/2009 (#8090)



From Bisquick is...

Its the pancake mix... whatever brand to make pancakes in your area will suffice.

Comment submitted: 6/26/2008 (#5613)



From Traveler

Rating (out of 5):

I ate it every morning when I was in Canada. I'm from Holland you see.

Comment submitted: 2/7/2008 (#4574)



From labby

If you pour the batter onto the griddle and THEN sprinkle the chocolate chips on each pancake you don't have to worry about the chips being unevenly distributed.

Comment submitted: 2/5/2008 (#4559)



From LearntoInternet

Rating (out of 5):

Yes, this is the "world wide web" or as everyone else calls it, the internet. On this internet there's something called Google and the first result for Bisquick baking mix turns up an easy recipe so even New Zealanders can make it.

Bisquick

Comment submitted: 1/8/2008 (#4336)



From Katie NZ

What on earth is Bisquick original baking mix... remember this is the world wide web. Don't have that product in New Zealand. Can you give the equivalent of "real" ingredients?

Comment submitted: 10/31/2007 (#3886)

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