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Pancake Party & Recipes for Your Kids

March 25, 2011 Cooking, Nutrition and Children 34 Comments

Did you know that back in 1882 on this day pancakes were first made in New York City? We think this is a great opportunity to celebrate the wonderful world of pancakes with a little pancake party!

What you need:

  1. Ingredients for pancakes (we like these yummy recipes)
  2. Various fruit toppings for pancakes
  3. A seal-able plastic bag
  4. Scissors (adult use only)
  5. Optional – supplies for decorating

What to do:

  1. Declare tonight a pancake party night.
  2. Cut up fruit for toppings and put in individual bowls to make a pancake topping bar.
  3. Make pancake batter and put in seal-able bag. Cut a hole (not too big) in the corner of the bag and squeeze the batter out, writing letters to spell your child’s name or initials. The size of the hole will determine the size of the letters.
  4. Decorate kitchen with streamers & make party hats to add a little flair to your pancake party.

Have fun at your pancake party!


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34 comments

  1. Judy B on said:

    Yay pancakes! I had a craving for them this morning and made some. If I would have known, I would have celebrated.

  2. Oh that looks like fun and yummy! If my little girl wasn’t sick tonight I’d be all over it.

  3. Lisa L on said:

    Great idea! I’ve heard of cupcake parties but never a pancake party…that’d be lots of fun =)

  4. nicole on said:

    We have been making pancakes for Sunday morning breakfast for years and they are always a hit.

  5. Trung Nguyen on said:

    My little boy loves to help out in the kitchen. We will try this recipe and have him help out by adding cherries or pouring syrup. He would be happy. Thanks.


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