It’s been awhile since the first round of shark pancakes, so here’s another batch.
Pancake hands
An homage to “Drawing Hands” by M.C. Escher.
Monster Panimations
My kids invented the “monster machine” for creating cool drawing ideas. We put it to use making pancakes and animated the results.
Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!
A few of our favorite Dr. Seuss pancakes: Fox in Socks, Green Eggs and Ham, The Cat in the Hat, and The Lorax. The kids wanted to make 500 hats for Bartholomew Cubbins – maybe next year.
Rosa Parks’ pancake recipe
I came across Rosa Parks’ pancake recipe when a lot of her papers were released last year: https://www.loc.gov/item/mss859430324/
It works well for cooking up a likeness of MLK too.
Chocolate Snowflake Pancake Cookies
I made enough of these little things that we decided to freeze some and see if they were any good cold. They were like soft cookies. They got the thumbs up and didn’t last long.
That batter dispenser is made by KPKitchen; you can find it here:
Scream pancake
This pancake of The Scream by Edvard Munch was strangely unnerving to eat.
Video here
Savory pancakes recipe
This savory pancake recipe is nice with some sauteed onions. I made it for the Crab Festival in Port Angeles and topped it with lump crab meat and butter.
3.5 t baking powder
1 c all-purpose flour
0.5 c whole wheat pastry flour
1 t salt
1 t cumin
1.25 c soymilk
0.25 c applesauce
Mix dry ingredients.
Mix wet ingredients separately.
Combine; don’t over-mix.
Pancake Guts 2
These pancake organs taste every bit as good as the real thing. Thanks to plush organ donor iheartguts .
Creepy Clowns
You know kids love clowns. Do they? I met one person who liked clowns once. My kids weren’t really fans of these creepy clown pancakes, but I made them for myself.
