And then there were pancakes. Sweet Potato Pancakes.
I made the recipe listed here with the two egg yolks option rather than one egg and just a pinch of cinnamon.
I was originally trying to do all sorts of weird alterations of the recipe because it called for milk. And, um, my Mad Scientist Mom concoctions were scary. The thing I learned when I researched further is that milk is a no-no before one, unless it is in a baked good. If baked, it's fair game at eight months. Thus, the Wholesome Baby Food sweet potato pancake recipe is safe for Gabriel. Of course, a cup of whole milk, is not. (Cheese and yogurt are just around the river bend, though. Yippee!)
The pancakes tasted awes
ome, Gabe ate them like a pro (and I do mean pro- pincer grasp, chewing, and all). And they froze/defrosted fabulously, too! Welcome, new staple carb/veggie option.--
In other news, Gabriel finally rejoiced in the bath with ultimate splashing tonight. It was awesome.
Interesting pancake, sweet potato, huh..Hmmm, why not? I'd give this a go. My kids love pancakes, its a morning ritual in our house, lol! And they really love fruit bits in their pancake or on top, (whichever way, they just gobble it up, lol!). So I was thinking, if they don't mind fruit bits in their pancakes, maybe they wouldn't mind veggies, too? It's up to me to find out, lol! Thanks for sharing this one, :)
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ReplyDeleteThese look so good! I may have to make them. :)
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