Prep your favourite pancake recipe, and separate batter into bowls.
Preheat your frying pan or griddle while adding colour to each bowl. I use Wilton gel colours. They are super bright and you can get big colour impact with a tiny bit of gel.
Get a large spoon in each bowl. (Alternately, use one empty plastic squeeze bottle for each colour.) Spoon (or squeeze) your base colour onto the griddle. Working very quickly, add some of each colour to each pancake. I did 3 pancakes at a time, and only had about 30 seconds to get all the colours into each pancake. You will likely not end up with perfect circles here so if you have OCD tendencies, you may want to skip this! Ha!
And flip to cook the other side. You can tell I started with green!
Ta da! It is like the 80's threw up onto your pancakes! Notice the size similarities to 80's shoulder pads... He he!
Of course, my kids have no clue what the 80's are, so they just thought they were getting super awesome pancakes!
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1 comment:
wow they look amazing...perfect for kids.
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