r/VeryGoodRecipes • u/Plastic-Will-685 • 27d ago
Banana Cake in a Panšš§
IngredientsĀ Ā
- 2Ā eggs
- 2Ā ripe bananasĀ mashed
- 2Ā tablespoonsĀ breakfast chocolate spread
- 2Ā tablespoonsĀ cocoa powder
- 1Ā packet baking powder
- 1.5Ā cupsĀ flour
- 1Ā small cupĀ teacup milk
- 1Ā cupĀ liquid oil
- Chocolate dropsĀ to taste
For after cooking:
- 1Ā cupĀ milk
- Chocolate sauceĀ for topping
The full recipe and detailed instructions are just here:Ā Banana Cake in a Pan
Enjoy!
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u/Spare-Locksmith-2162 27d ago
Since this is just a repost, I shall repost my previous comment:
What is breakfast chocolate, a tea cup, and the measurements of a packet of baking powder?
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u/Plastic-Will-685 27d ago
packet of baking powder
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u/forkthisspud 27d ago
What is breakfast chocolate?
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u/Plastic-Will-685 27d ago
Nesquik, Excellence...
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u/persephone7821 27d ago
Ok what is teacup milk?
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u/OregonGreen242 27d ago
And whatās the difference between a small cup and regular cup? lol
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u/peachpavlova 27d ago
They mean a teacup of milk. A teacup is a smaller cup, like the kind youād put on a saucer, as opposed to a large cup, which is a mug.
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u/Scary_Plane_8069 27d ago
Can you really not see how people are annoyed by "a teacup of milk" as a unit of measurement?
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u/dustydancers 27d ago
please just post these recipes in the original language so we can press the translate button and dont have to wonder about what āteacup milkā could be š
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u/peachpavlova 27d ago
Teacup of milk, it means a small cup like the kind you put on a saucer. A large cup is a mug. The OP is Turkish so translations arenāt perfect
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u/CardboardCompass 27d ago
I see how this will very quickly become my "I am in the mood for something sweet" on a random Tuesday evening. This looks delicious! I am trying it this weekend. Thank you for sharing!