They sure did not look pretty, but what can be more fun than making Star Wars pancakes with Bantha milk?
The kids had a snow day not too long ago. As a working parent it is both a treat to get to stay home with the kids on a weekday (sleep in, yeay!!), and a scramble to juggle working from home with them around. This time around, fun won out. Upon the kids insistence, we made pancakes. But not just any pancakes – we made Bantha milk pancakes. We have tried to use the Star Wars shapes before, and it didn’t work. And I have to admit, it didn’t go well this time either. They didn’t turn out very Star Wars-shaped. The color was more greenish than blue. And trying to pry a Millennium Falcon out of its mold, I sorta burnt the others. But, you know what? They were made with love and lots of laughter and tasted GREAT, so I still call it a success!
Needed:
- Bantha Milk
- Pancake Mix (read the Mix instructions to see what else you need – probably eggs and butter)
- Pancake Molds
- Darth Vader Spatula
- Maple Syrup
How To:
- Milk your Bantha in the backyard. If you are short one Bantha, get the instructions on how to make some milk here.
- As far as the rest…I really don’t know. I have failed with these pancakes molds several times now. So why don’t you skip the molds, and learn from Pancake Master Jim: This guy knows how to make pancakes!
Tips:
Maybe next time the kids want a Star Wars breakfast we will try cereal instead…