Thursday, November 12, 2009

Kids In the Kitchen ... Pancake drawing


This week I decided we needed a little fun, some what different cooking experience in the kitchen! I really don't even know where I thought of this, I might have seen it here or there with all the blogs I take a peek at! But I will never remember :) I think that goes along with being a mom, having mommy brain and forgetfulness.
Anyhow this week was truly simple, yet fun and entertaining! We drew with pancake batter. I grabbed a mustard squiter I had from a previous get together and thats how it all started ....
A simple premade pancake mix ....
Stir in a little water .... When its nice and thick get your funnel out and pour into the mustard container! (the funnel is a must if you don't want alot of mess)
Make sure the pan is nice and hot, and greased (I stood very close to her in this process) Then start letting their creative juices flow, I let her draw or write whatever she wanted ....
And she drew her name and a prett little heart, I am guessing this is a good exercise to work on their garmmer skills!
I made MOM of course, the small heart, then I made a huge heart ....
which is what shes eating here, and she said the fork was not neccessary LOL!

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7 comments:

  1. I did this for RockerTot a while ago after seeing it on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" (Food Network). I need to do it again and let RockerTot tell me what shapes/words to make.

    My linkup autofilled and placed a tot school age at the end of the site name. I just wanted to say that he's not months old anymore.

    I can't wait to see what everyone else did!

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  2. Sorry I'm linking so late...I've been without a computer all day. This is a fun way to make pancakes.

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  3. Oh yeah, and I screwed up with the Mr. linky...it's been a long day :)

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  4. I haven't done that in ages, it is super fun though! Your daughter is very cute :)

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  5. I have never seen that before. D would love it! I am linking up my candy post from last week. I am not sure if it falls under your Kids in the Kitchen category.

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  6. What a wonderful idea! Mikayla would love doing this. We plan on getting back in the kithcen very soon...holiday baking!!

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  7. That is so cool!!! We'll be giving it a go this weekend. Emily would LOVE this!

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