Pancakes, like porridge, are at risk for dullness.
To keep breakfast exciting…
1. Color the pancakes with food dye.
2. Make pumpkin pancakes and serve them in hollow pumpkin shells.
3. Make pancake towers, skewered together for added height.
Then, attach name tags to the skewers to make seating cards.
4. Go gluten-free, just for fun.
(Only find a good recipe first.)
5. Use white decorations -entirely white – to contrast the pancakes.
6. Use as many nicknames as possible (flapjacks, hotcakes, Johnnycakes, silver dollars, etc.) while making and eating the meal. Say anything but ‘pancake’.
7. Cut the pancakes into shapes.
Begin with hearts; eventually progress into giraffes and jellyfish.
8. Include a ridiculous amount of fruit, both in and on top of the pancakes.
Go beyond bananas and blueberries—go for the mangoes.
9. Be inspired by Sesame Street.
10. Make the pancakes especially thin.
(So everyone can eat more.)

when the band began to play the stars were shinging bright. now the milkman's on his way and it's too late to say good night. by d.loop
12. Eat outside. In the city. On the street.
(Or all three.)
Respect the pancake.
















January 17, 2011 12:53 pm
do you know about jim’s pancakes? a dad who makes his kids amazing pancakes every weekend. mostly shapes, but also some really amazing sculptures.
anyway here’s the link http://www.jimspancakes.com/
January 18, 2011 9:30 am
Incredible!
Jim has definitely mastered the art of pancakes. Wow. I hope he publishes a cookbook!
Thanks for the link!
January 26, 2012 5:14 am
Make them with snow. Really. Blows boring right out the window http://bit.ly/wCl8EZ
January 27, 2012 1:16 am
Awesome! Thanks for the suggestion!