At 9/9 is my birthday, but different from any birthday that I ever had, I just too lazy to cook that day! Haha ha!
This year I enjoying my birthday in "unusual" way - I travel almost 3-4hours in total to go to one of theater that plays a movie I really wanted to watched - My Kingdom!
My Kingdom now played in theater at US, Canada, SG, Indonesia, Malaysia, Beijing & HK.
Be sure to watch the movie! Very touching & great scene ;)
I want to share this with you guys - as a fellow foodie & food-blogger :)
To tell you the truth... I want to watch the movie because there is an artist who played in the film that I want to support.
His name is Goh Kiat Chun, known as Wu Chun - we call him ah Chun... well, he like to being call that way, I think maybe to keep remembering him that even he is an artist, he still the same GKC... a brunei who loves his family more than fame :)
I watched his drama - Hanakimi & Romantic Princess, but I never care about the artist.
I'm a type of person who never care about artist life, why?
Well... they just artist. You can't blame me for this :D
But the first time I type: loves for Food on YouTube I found his video - wu chun : a certified food lover.
Since then, I browsing about him on the internet & found his article that he wrote by his self & it's touched my heart.
For sure, I care & support him not because of his looks, & touched not because of his role in drama or movie or even just because he the owner of Fitness Zone in Brunei. It's just because he's GKC, Goh Kiat Chun - a certified food lover. well... you can't blame me for this one either :D
Somehow - food... did connecting people around the world, even people we never meet :)
photo taken yesterday - courtesy : Jolyntoh @Weibo
And from how he tread his angels (he call his fans as his guardian angels)... one think I know, he is just like a normal people - like us - who happen to be have a job as an artist, just a simple person who doesn't act like an idol.
And why I mentioning him today on my post is because he's a king of foodie. He LOVES to eat!! Seriously! And he can eat a lot!
He loves all kind of food. So when being ask what is his favorite food he will always answer: So Many!! LOL
And what surprise me is he can cook & loves to cook + he loves taking picture of food... I wish he is a food-blogger too! Haha ha!
But his schedule is so tight, especially this week. He have to travel to different country & city to promoting My Kingdom and Sunshine Angel - his new drama. Yesterday he is in SG having two event there, & yesterday night I watch his live interview at Channel U since he being invited to SG by Channel U to promoting Sunshine Angel. And right at this time, one of the event are being held.
Two of my friend go to SG to support him & attend the 2 event. And since I can't go there, I want to dedicated this post for him.
This is my 4 post about banana & since his favorite fruit is banana so I post this recipe. I'm sure he will loves this banana pancake since he is not a picky eater & he can eat his favorite fruit without afraid got a migraine attack because eat too much of this fruit :)
Ingredients:
- 1 cup All Purpose Flour
- 1/2 cup Bob Red Mill 10 Grain Flour
- 1 large ripe Banana
- 1/4 cup Light Sour Cream
- 3/4 cup Low Fat Milk
- 2 tbsp Sugar
- 2 tsp Baking Powder
- 1 tbsp Baking Soda
- 1/4 tsp Salt
- 2 Eggs
- 1 tbsp fresh Orange Juice
- 1 tbsp Vanilla
- 1 tbsp Evoo (extra virgin olive oil)
Directions:
- Pure the banana until smooth.
- In a bowl place the dry ingredients together : flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, salt, stir well.
- In another bowl mix the wet ingredients : eggs, sour cream, orange juice, vanilla, milk, banana, evoo.
- Make a circle in the center of the dry ingredients, add the wet ingredients.
- Mix the batter just until combine, don't over mix.
- Don't worry about the lumps, lumps are welcome! ( tips from: une-deuxsenses )
- Let it sit for about 10-15 minutes at room temperature.
- In a low medium heat, spray your non-stick pan with a cooking spray, just a quick spray. Using your paper towel, wipe it out - slightly.
- Pour your batter in the center of the pan.
- When the edge star to set & bubbles begin to appear (2-3minutes), using your spatula - flip the batter.
- If you have kitchen racks, arrange your pancake in a single layer to allow your pancake cool down. Don't stack the pancake, stack them only when you plan to eat it right away.
- Do the same step with the rest of the batter.
- Serve with your homemade syrup.
- Enjoy! ;)
I think this is a good start to start your morning... this banana pancake is for u ah Chun - GKC Jia You! :)
A support not always have to be a presence or a gift, your blog post & food can be support for someone out there - for everyone... including someone far away & even for someone who doesn't know you
The best thing you can gift is a sincere heart... as simple as that - agree? ;)
Stay Healthy & Loves Your Kitchen More! ;)
Difficulty : Easy
Cooking Time : 45 minutes
Makes : 12 pancakes
Recipe Adapted from : Dine and Dish





Those pancakes look so soft, and fluffy! I am going to make some pumpkin pancakes for dinner too.
ReplyDeleteTq Angie! I'm looking for the post & recipe then! ;)
ReplyDeleteThe idea of banana in a pancake does sound delicious-we all know people load them on top usually. I have save this recipe for a special weekend. Your picture does make them look delicious. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing pancakes - light and fluffy, and gorgeous with the syrup! Sounds like a great way to spend your birthday, supporting someone so inspirational!
ReplyDeleteThose pancakes look perfect! Hope you had a very happy birthday =)
ReplyDeleteFirst off, Happy Birthday! We have birthdays one day apart! Isn't amazing how food can be a common denominator? If you're a foodie - you automatically connect with fellow foodies! The pancakes are absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteThose are perfect looking pancakes! Happy Birthday dear... I can't believe you traveled so far on your day! Wow! I am glad the movie was worth it!
ReplyDeletexo megan
That stack of pancakes look awesome, now you have given me an idea to dedicate a dish or a piece of music to my favourite people some of whom are even dead! :)
ReplyDelete@Tina
ReplyDeleteYes! I think most ppl put the banana over the top, but to put the banana "inside" the pancake is sounds & taste great too!
Tq Tina! ;)
@Erin
ReplyDeleteTq erin! flufy & soft pancake is the best, especially in the morning!
Yeah... I just got the idea since he is such a king of foodie & want all of u to know also ;)
@Peggy
ReplyDeleteTq peggy for the whishes! ;)
@Ann
ReplyDeleteAnn! yes, when first time I read ur post about ur bday & award I'm amaze how did we have a bday & only 1 day apart?! amazing!
ones again agree with u my dear - as a foodie, food did connecting ppl even the ppl we never meet > like u & me! ;)
@Megan
ReplyDeleteTq for the birthday wishes mengan!
Yes! I did enjoy the movie - in fact I'm planning to watch it again at Saturday... haha ha!
@Choppinandmysaucepan
ReplyDeleteTq! I do also loves clasical music, almost all of them, I always play classic or jazz music when everytime I writing & when cooking also < it's a must! Agree? hehe he
Glas I can give u the idea, just let me know when the dedicated post come out ya! ;)
Happy Birthday! I love banana pancakes (the more lumps the better) - good choice!
ReplyDeleteHappy belated birthday!
ReplyDeleteI discovered pancakes just a few weeks ago, and now I'm in love with them (but mine aren't so homogeneous in cooking :S)... Now I have another recipe, YAY!
Happy Birthday Elies! Oh either he's a foodie or not, I like him because he's cute!!!! LOL. Your banana pancakes look delicious. Hope you had a wonderful birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy belated birthday!!!! <3
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet post! Isn't it funny how food can connect people??? :-)))
These pancakes look so good. I have never had banana pancakes, but I can imagine the fantastic taste and texture!!! YUM! Bookmarked!
Happy belated birthday,,,never had banana pancake,something i must try,look Yum for "sarapan pagi" :)
ReplyDeleteRidwan
Happy Birthday! And picture perfect pancakes!!! What a great was to celebrate! :D
ReplyDeleteI love pancakes! and banana... yum! What a great combo
ReplyDeleteah..aha..ahai.. Punya idola juga nih rupanya Elies..hehehe.. your banana pancake looks amazingly puffy dear.. love it so much! Pls grab your award at my page: http://c1tr4sinau.blogspot.com/2011/09/strawberry-blackberry-pie-dessert-and.html
ReplyDeletexoxo
That looks great! I made banana pancakes once that were a huge fail about 6 years ago. I think it's time to give it another go!
ReplyDelete@Citra
ReplyDeleteHaha ha!
Tq citra! Already read the post but haven't have a chance to do the post for the award, thx again for thinking of me! ;)
@Xiolu
ReplyDeleteHi Xialu! Tq! give it another go then! ;)
@Russel
ReplyDeleteTq russel!
Yes it is a great combo! ;)
@Tiffani
ReplyDeleteHi tif! Tq for the bday wishes! ;)
@Ridwan
ReplyDeleteTq ridwan! Yes, it's my favorite "sarapan pagi" :)
Give it a try & let me know the result ya! ;)
@Manu
ReplyDeleteHi manu!! Tq my dear, I'm honored! & tq for the bday wishes! u're the best! ;)
@Nami
ReplyDeleteTq nami! I'm have a wonderful bday my dear, thx again :)
Ohhh... he's cute huh? well... why I never notice that? "cutes" while eating! LOL
@Giulietta
ReplyDeleteHi giulietta! Tq!
and tq for the bday wishes dear! Please have this for breakfast! dessert breakfast! YaY! ;)
@ruby
ReplyDeleteTq ruby! yes more lump are more better! ;)
2 of ur friends only, dear Els? :-( U forgot me here in SG, went to his 3days event at that time. Hehe no worries dear, Im jus teasing u. <3 And btw those pancake looks perfect in my eyes. Nicely done. :-)
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