It's Christmas Time you mean I have to make Breakfast too?

Oh come on you think I wouldn't give you some breakfast recipes for Christmas morning. Oh yea of little faith! My boys are picky eaters and breakfast sometimes can be a pain in the behind! So when you're fed up with making eggs every morning like me try out a few of these pretty cool recipes. Not only do they look cool they are a good breakfast to get the kids and you of course you have to taste and have one also! A good breakfast can do wonders!

I start us off with one of my favorite characters this time of year. Yes love him on TV and in books NOT in my yard. Well that is I'm not a fan of snow, but if it does happen of course I'll have one in my front yard. I of course would prefer this inside my house!

Frosty the Snow Pancake

Ingredients

• 3 Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes
• Cool Whip
• 5 pieces of black licorice
• 2 green M&M’s
• 3 red M&M’s
• 1 orange gumdrop
• 5 mini chocolate chips
• Circle-shaped cookie cutter

Directions

1. Heat up 3Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes
2. Use a cookie cutter to cut one pancake into a smaller circle for the snowman’s head
3. Cut another pancake into a hat shape
4. Place the third pancake as the body of the snowman
5. Spread Cool Whip over the head and body of the snowman
6. Cut up pieces of black licorice for the hat and arms
7. Lay the licorice pieces over the hat shaped pancake and place the other pieces on both sides of the large pancake for the arms
8. Add 2 green M&M’s for the eyes
9. Add 3 red M&M’s for the buttons going down the middle of the larger pancake
10. Cut an orange gumdrop in half and lay sticky side down for the nose
11. Place five mini chocolate chips for the mouth
    

Since we're all hanging our stockings in the hope for Saint Nick why not a recipe with the same thought?

Stocking Pancake

Ingredients

• 3 Aunt Jemima Pancakes
• Strawberries
• Cool Whip
  

Directions

1. Heat up 3 Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes
2. Cut pancakes to make a stocking shape – two big squares and an oval
3. Slice strawberries and lay over the top of the pancakes, covering them completely
4. Dab Cool Whip on the top and bottom corners of the stocking

And the one recipe that I just think is too freaking cute! For my turkey lover that always says the pigs are too cute to eat, check this out ... LOL just playing! What a great way to get the kids to important parts of their diet, fruit, nuts and bread. Love a well balanced meal, and you didn't have to go to a high priced restaurant to get a cute pancake. Yup I avoid leaving the house with my kids at all cost .. you know until they are in college ... LOL

Enjoy!!

Turkey Pancake

Ingredients

• 2 Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes
• Peanut butter
• 1 blueberry
• 1 strawberry
• 2 almonds
• 1 large banana

Directions

1. Heat up 2 Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes
2. Cut 1 pancake into a rectangle to use for the neck and use the remaining piece of the pancake to make a small half circle for the head
3. On your plate, layout the half circle, rectangle and remaining pancake to create the turkey’s shape
4. Spread peanut butter over all 3 pieces, covering the entire turkey pancake
5. Add a blueberry for the eye
6. Slice up a strawberry for the turkey neck
7. Place two almonds on the outside of the half circle for the beak
8. Cut a large banana in half. Take one half and slice it into four pieces lengthwise for the turkey feathers and slice up the other half of banana to use for the legs and feet

Now that I have showed you how to spruce up your Christmas and every morning after that I'm going to go finish up my wrapping and planning what day I'll be making these! Enjoy and if you make any of them you know how I love pictures send me over one and I'd love to post it ... now wouldn't that be fun we could do a contest to see how did the best job ... HMMM until next time!