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December 24th, 2011

Holiday Kids Breakfast: Pancake Presents

It’s hard to believe Christmas is just around the corner!
Wasn’t it just Halloween?

 Here’s an idea to make Christmas morning even more festive: Whip up a fun breakfast your kids will enjoy and that will give them sweet presents to start their day. Creative simplicity makes these pancakes a definite eye (and tummy) pleaser!

Holiday Kids’ Breakfast: Pancake Presents

Head over to Recipe.Com to see how I made these festive pancakes.

March 4th, 2011

Kids St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast: Leprechaun Hat Pancakes

St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner,
which means it’s time for all things green and Irish.

In honor of all things Irish,
I made these adorable green Leprechaun Hat Pancakes!!
leprechaun hats pancakes
Head on over to KitchenDaily for the details and instructions!!
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June 20th, 2010

Kids Breakfast: Oscar the Oyster Pancake

Happy as a Clam!!!
Let your kids sink your teeth into this adorable breakfast!!

OSCAR THE OYSTER
~ Banana Pankcakes ~ Banana ~ Chocolate Chips ~

I don’t know why he resembles Cookie Monster…strange.

NOM. NOM. NOM. NOM.

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November 3rd, 2009

Thanksgiving Breakfast: Banana Gobble Pancakes

I just LOVE this time of year!!
Tis the season for all things turkey!!

Not sure about your family, but mine loves banana pancakes!!
Thought I would have some fun and turn ordinary banana pancakes into a fun Thanksgiving turkey!!

BANANA GOBBLE PANCAKES

~ Banana Pancakes ~ Banana ~ Choc Chips ~ Almond Slice ~

GOBBLE-GOBBLE

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January 14th, 2009

Alphabet Snack: “H” is for Hummingbird Hawk Moth

It’s a bird, it’s a plane…NO, it’s a Hummingbird Hawk Moth!!

HUMMINGBIRD HAWK MOTH

~ Pancakes ~ Chocolate Chips ~

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December 6th, 2008

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Pancake

Christmas up your Saturday morning pancakes with this fun reindeer!

Rudolph

~ Pancakes ~ Marshmallow ~ Mini M&Ms~

Make pancakes, then use one as face (I chose one that was a little, ahem, overdone. It looked brown like a reindeer!) Cut antlers out of another pancake. You can either freehand-cut them, or use a cookie cutter. I used an oak leaf-shaped cookie cutter. You could use a flower cutter, and cut it in half, etc. Just use your imagination.

Cut a mini marshmallow in half for whites of eyes, and lay on pancake sticky side up. You can affix the marshmallows to the pancake with a dab of syrup if you want. Put brown mini M&Ms on marshmallows for pupils. Dab syrup on bottom of pancake and place red M&M for nose. Easy!

You could also substitute raisins and a craisin for the pupils and nose.

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~ Bon Ap[petite] ~

December 2nd, 2008

Christmas Breakfast: Santa Pancake

Christmas up your Saturday morning pancakes with this Jolly Old Saint Nick Pancake!

Santa Pancake

~ Pancakes ~ Marshmallows ~ Mini M&Ms ~
~ Craisin ~ Cream Cheese ~ Jam ~

Make pancakes, then use one as face. Cut hat out of another pancake.

Cut a mini marshmallow in half for whites of eyes, and lay on pancake sticky side up. Affix the marshmallows to the pancake with a dab of syrup. Put brown mini M&Ms on marshmallows for pupils. Dab syrup and place red M&M for nose.

Cut mini marshmallow almost in half and spread out for mustache. Place craisin on pancake for lip, and put mustache over craisin.

Spread cream cheese around face for beard base. Place marshmallows on top of cream cheese (I tried this without the cream cheese, but it seemed like WAY too many marshmallows! Sugar overload!)

Spread jam on hat and place a row of marshmallows for brim of hat and pom-pom of hat.

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~ Bon Ap[petite] ~

September 17th, 2008

Pancakes

Pancakes can be a comfort food, especially if you add in some spice!!

 

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Comfort Pancakes

Use any kind of pancake batter that you like.  Sprinkle some Cinnamon and Nutmeg (comfort food spices) into the batter for added taste.  Pour batter into hot skillet and make as directed.  Once out of the pan, let them cool a bit. Take any shape cookie cutter and make fun shapes out of the pancake.  Nothing goes to waste here…let the kids eat the “leftover” pancake, once the shape is out, while you get the rest ready.  Butter (you can also use peanut butter) the shapes and arrange them on a plate.  Drizzle your favorite syrup over the top. Easy as Pie, or should we say pancakes!!

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~ Bon Ap[petite] ~

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