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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Pancake Shapes

We often have pancakes or waffles for dinner.  I love nights like that when everyone enjoys dinner.  Despite the treat that pancakes for dinner might be in itself, I do like making it a bit more special.  A while back I shared how I make monogrammed pancakes using a medicine syringe.

On some other evening I wanted to get creative with the pancakes again, but I wanted to do something different.  Using the medicine syringe again, I drew up pancake mix.  I drew a basic outline of a couple of shapes and then filled it in with additional batter after letting the outline cook for a few seconds.  Then I just flipped when they were browned. 

Works of art?  No.  Smiles for my kids?  Definitely!  They loved them.

The only downfall is that my daughter has started to expect something special with her pancakes.  Last week when we had them, she asked if there was an M for her.  Oops.  She forgave me.

I'm linking up to ABC and 123's show and tell  and Kids Get Crafty today!

7 comments:

Christy Killoran said...

My kids always expect special pancakes. Our usual pancakes are Mickey and Minnie Mouse. I usually fill one of those squeeze ketchup bottles with batter and use that to make the outline.

Dorie said...

What a fun idea!
These look so sweet and good.

Ticia said...

We've got pancake molds that Jeff's parents gave us, but we haven't really used them much.

Carrie said...

Well, I personally think it's a work of art because I've never managed to accomplish this no matter how hard I've tried. =D So hats off to you!

Anonymous said...

I am going to try doing this for an upcoming Muffin Tin Monday post.

RedTedArt said...

Oh, we love pancakes too! Even better if they come in shapes!


I would LOVE for you to join us at Kids Get Crafty (every Wednesday on Red Ted Art) - current link up http://www.redtedart.com/2011/01/19/kids-get-crafty-penguins-boys-umbrellas-card-board-boxes/
Hope to see you there!

Maggy

RedTedArt said...

Thank you for linking up to Kids Get Crafty!! Mmmmh, I thought I stopped by and commented already, but I have a tendency to land in spam... anyway. I LOVE your pancakes - they are so cute and fun (and a great idea with v-day around the corner!!)

Maggy

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