Hi everyone! I've been spending most of my time working on Paula Deen's Real Women of Philadelphia contest. I am dying to be a finalist, fly to Savannah for the cookoff, and meet my hero, Paula herself! Wish me luck & you can join in on the fun, too! Go here for details.
Even though I'm focused on my dream-come-true cookoff, of course we have made time for some Easter fun in the kitchen. Here's a cute and silly breakfast that the kiddos (and adults:)) will gobble up.....
*Rabbit Hole Pancake Stacks*
Even though I'm focused on my dream-come-true cookoff, of course we have made time for some Easter fun in the kitchen. Here's a cute and silly breakfast that the kiddos (and adults:)) will gobble up.....
*Rabbit Hole Pancake Stacks*
Rabbit Hole Pancake Stacks
Serves 3
Ingredients:
9 pancakes (cooked about 5" in diameter, use any recipe or your favorite mix)
3 T. Peanut Butter
3 Ts. Jelly
8 oz. tub Whipped Topping, thawed
4-5 drops Green food Coloring
3 T. mini chocolate chips
2 Large Marshmallows
9 Toothpicks
Pink colored sugar (optional)
Bunny Crossing Signs (download and print here)
Directions:
You will need 3 pancakes for each rabbit hole stack. Yum!
To assemble, spread 1/2 T.peanut butter and 1/2 T. jelly on top of one pancake. Place second pancake on top. Spread 1/2 T. peanut butter adn 1/2 T. jelly on second pancake and top with third pancake. We used Peanut Butter & Jelly because my kids requested it, but you could use anything! Jam, flavored cream cheese, you name it! 
Mix whipped topping with a few drops green food coloring. Divide topping in 3 parts and spread over pancake stacks.
Drop 1 T. mini chocolate chips on top of each pancake stack to form a "rabbit hole"
Snip each marshmallow into 3 pieces. Dip one side into colored sugar (optional). Insert toothpick into each marshmallow and insert two of them into pancake stack to make your "bunny ears".
Print and cut out Bunny Crossing Signs. Tape to toothpicks and insert into pancake stacks. Serve immediately.
Serves 3
Ingredients:
9 pancakes (cooked about 5" in diameter, use any recipe or your favorite mix)
3 T. Peanut Butter
3 Ts. Jelly
8 oz. tub Whipped Topping, thawed
4-5 drops Green food Coloring
3 T. mini chocolate chips
2 Large Marshmallows
9 Toothpicks
Pink colored sugar (optional)
Bunny Crossing Signs (download and print here)
Directions:
You will need 3 pancakes for each rabbit hole stack. Yum!
To assemble, spread 1/2 T.peanut butter and 1/2 T. jelly on top of one pancake. Place second pancake on top. Spread 1/2 T. peanut butter adn 1/2 T. jelly on second pancake and top with third pancake. We used Peanut Butter & Jelly because my kids requested it, but you could use anything! Jam, flavored cream cheese, you name it! Mix whipped topping with a few drops green food coloring. Divide topping in 3 parts and spread over pancake stacks.Drop 1 T. mini chocolate chips on top of each pancake stack to form a "rabbit hole"
Snip each marshmallow into 3 pieces. Dip one side into colored sugar (optional). Insert toothpick into each marshmallow and insert two of them into pancake stack to make your "bunny ears".
Print and cut out Bunny Crossing Signs. Tape to toothpicks and insert into pancake stacks. Serve immediately. 
15 comments:
that is SO cute!
I'm bookmarking and making it for Easter morning for my kids!
This is SO cute and creative! Love your site! GOOD LUCK with Paula's contest and Happy Easter!!!
Fun and festive! I love it!
That's adorable! Good luck!!!
Was thinking of making this Easter morning and then realized I have a bunch of leftover spring green tinted lemon buttercream icing. Using this for a cake, can't wait to try it!
Oh my gosh that is so cool! I've always wanted to make something like this with pancakes!
These are adorable and so clever! How do you constantly come up with all of these fabulous ideas??? So creative!!!
Oh I just love these pancakes! Good luck with the contest, hope you get to meet Paula, she's awesome!
This is such a cute concept! And so delicious looking!!
ok good luck On the contest can't wait to hear!! I love you blog while I don't post much I do follow it and am a fan.
Oh, my i love your blog! Your making me hungry by just looking at your blog :)
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I've been reading your blog for a short while, but have really appreciated your fun and tasty ideas. I decided to make the jelly bean bracelets with my girls, but they wanted necklaces instead. We had lots of fun, but there is a funny twist to the story -- we are missionaries in Africa...I didn't think about the heat...by the time they'd had them on for just a few minutes, their necks and shirts were polka-dotted! We got a good laugh out of the whole thing! Thanks for helping create a great memory :)
Patty
That is so unique and cute!
This is fun! But I have to tell you...and I hope I don't offend! I thought the chocolate chips were "droppings" left behind from the bunny! And from the Bunny x-ing sign...the "bounce" from the bunny makes it look like its in the middle of leaving those "droppings!" lol. too funny! But i love the idea anyway! All in good fun! Have a great day!
Haha! Missy, I love it!!:)
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