(Written by Fiona, age 10.)
Here’s a tasty breakfast kids can make for Valentine’s day – pink pancakes!
It’s easy! Just add a few drops of red food coloring to the pancake batter when you’re stirring it. The batter turns pink! Then serve your pinkalicious Valentine pancakes with whipped cream and strawberries for a yummy Valentine’s breakfast.
To make heart-shaped pancakes, just pour the batter into a heart-shaped cookie cutter:
You might need a grown-up’s help to flip the pancake. And when you’re done, voila! A heart-shaped pancake:
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Pink pancakes for Valentine’s Day breakfast? Yes, please! (by Fiona, age 10): http://t.co/3MWkr5EC
I don’t know what’s cooler, the post being written by a ten year old or how amazingly simple this recipe is!
Thanks Anne, I’ll tell Fi. (-:
How cute is your Fiona? Happy Valentines!
Thanks Jackie (-:
I am way too excited to make these on Tuesday with my boys. Thanks Fiona!!! (love the usage of ‘pinklicious’ btw)
Fi says she’s excited to know how the pancakes turn out!
Love this, so pretty!
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Oh my heart, I *love* these! Thanks so much for the idea- my kids are *so* lucky that I saw this today!
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Ooh! I always make heart-shaped pancakes on Valentine’s Day, but never thought to put food coloring in them. Thanks for the great tip!!
Hi Fiona! These pan akes are pinkaliciousky delicious! I think they would be perfect for Valentines Day! Thanks!
Oops! My iPad turned pancakes to “pan akes”. Isn’t that silly?!
Fi says she’s honored to have you – a fellow cook – drop by her post and she loved pan akes and thinks it could be a new trendy recipe. (-: