PollyannaMom
I was a click-clack champ!!
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30 new minutes for me (half walking/running yesterday and half yoga today.)
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My DIY Disney foods are really simple -
I bought a big Mickey head cookie cutter and occasionally use it for sandwiches,
and I've made Mickey pancakes:
You need one or two squeeze bottles. (I have the ones sold for candy-making, but a Ziploc bag with the corner cut off will work in a pinch.) Add some cocoa powder to a bit of your regular pancake batter, and put it in a squeeze bottle. (If you have two, put the rest of the batter in the other one. - I use a small for the chocolate and a large for the plain.) Squeeze out a face and ears with the colored batter, then just after it starts to set, either squeeze or pour the plain behind it to make the head. When you flip it over, you have a Mickey pancake!
(This method works for all kinds of fancy pancakes, and you can use various food colorings instead of cocoa.)
335/500
My DIY Disney foods are really simple -
I bought a big Mickey head cookie cutter and occasionally use it for sandwiches,
and I've made Mickey pancakes:
You need one or two squeeze bottles. (I have the ones sold for candy-making, but a Ziploc bag with the corner cut off will work in a pinch.) Add some cocoa powder to a bit of your regular pancake batter, and put it in a squeeze bottle. (If you have two, put the rest of the batter in the other one. - I use a small for the chocolate and a large for the plain.) Squeeze out a face and ears with the colored batter, then just after it starts to set, either squeeze or pour the plain behind it to make the head. When you flip it over, you have a Mickey pancake!
(This method works for all kinds of fancy pancakes, and you can use various food colorings instead of cocoa.)
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Also, your post about the neighborhood Star Wars play has made me nostalgic. For our neighborhood, it was Harry Potter. Miss those days! Very impressed that you managed to do Star Wars oragami.
