More About Letter Pancakes

Making Letter Pancakes

Making Letter Pancakes

I love homemade pancakes, and I especially love making letter pancakes. Even though they end up cut up in bite-sized pieces anyway, the girls get so excited every time I make them!

To start, I follow an adapted version of this pancake recipe because I think it makes the best pancakes evah:

:: 1 cup all-purpose flour
:: 1 tablespoon baking powder
:: 1/4 teaspoon salt
:: 1 tablespoon sugar
:: 1 egg, beaten
:: 1 cup milk
:: 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
:: 1 teaspoon vanilla

Mix the dry ingredients in a bowl. Mix the wet ingredients in a measuring cup and then add to the dry ingredients and mix well. Add water (a teeny bit at a time) if you need to thin the batter out!

Here’s the fun part. Fill a large squeeze bottle of some sort with the pancake mix and then you can easily make almost any shape very easily.

123-pancakes

123s and...

abc-pancakes

...ABCs

And even better, using a squeeze bottle allows you to make perfectly round pancakes almost every time!

Perfectly Round Pancakes

Perfectly Round Pancakes

What’s your favorite fun breakfast?

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About the Author

Mandi

As a busy work-at-home mom striving to make the most of every moment with my girls (4.5, 3, 1.5 and one baby on the way!), my goal is to share easy crafts and activities, kid-friendly and easy recipes, and adorable and easy cupcakes for other moms looking to do the same!

3 Responses to “ More About Letter Pancakes ”

  1. [...] home, we played with our younger girls, who did not join us for camp.  For supper, I made “Letter Pancakes,” an idea that I got from Mandi @ Doodles’ [...]

  2. [...] Homemade Pancakes **I’ve also started substituting more than half of the flour in this recipe with whole wheat [...]

  3. I love this idea - I am working on doing more from scratch and this looks like a fun way to introduce homemade pancakes! Thanks for the tip on the squeeze bottle.

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