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1. *New* Gingerbread Man Tutorial and Giveaway!

By: Jenni Price, on 11/17/2016
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Hi Friends!

I just released my new Gingerbread Pancake video tutorial. It’s a fun way to kick of the Christmas season! Check it out here

It’s been on my heart for awhile now to give out Bibles through my pancake art ministry and I’m super happy to announce that I’m partnering with Faithgirlz today to make that dream a reality!! Yay!

Faithgirlz will be giving out 5 Bibles this Christmas season and all you need to do is enter below!

If your not familiar with Faithgirlz, it’s an awesome Christian company which pours into the lives of Tween age girls 9-12 years old by creating Bibles, devotionals, fictional stories and products for them.

My daughter and I have enjoyed reading together several of their fiction books. There’s a real need out there for faith filled fiction for this tween age and their company really fills this void in the marketplace.

I help teach a Tween Club at our church and so this age bracket is really close to my heart.

Isn’t this owl Bible for the giveaway sooooo adorable?!! As an added bonus, it has features written in it by Nancy Rue. We love her books!

To enter, say “Yes” in the comments below. Please make sure you have a Blogger/YouTube/Google+ account or list your email in the comment so that I have a way to contact you. One entry per person. Be sure to read my giveaway guidelines. By entering, you agree to follow them. Blessings in Christ!

The giveaway will be between November 17^th-December 2^nd (and ends at midnight Central Time zone).

Thanks Faithgirlz for your generous blessing!

1. ENTRY: The giveaway is being hosted by Jenni Price Pancake Art. No purchase necessary to enter or win. One entry per person. Contestants will enter by saying "Yes" in the comments.

2. ELIGIBILITY: This contest is open only to legal U.S. residents, over the age of 18. If you are under 18 and would like to enter, please have a parent or legal guardian enter for you. The giveaway is subject to all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Void where prohibited. Agreement to Rules: By participating, the Contestant (“You”) agree to be fully unconditionally bound by these Rules, and You represent and warrant that You meet the eligibility requirements. In addition, You agree to accept the decisions of Jenni Price Pancake Art as final and binding as it relates to the content of this giveaway.

3. WINNER SELECTION: Five random winners will be selected from the entries by a drawing under the supervision of Jenni Price Pancake Art. No cash or other prize substitution shall be permitted. The prize is nontransferable. No substitution of prize or request for the cash equivalent by Winner is permitted. The odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.

4. PRIZES: One Faithgirlz Bible per winner. Five Bibles will be given out total.

5. WINNER NOTIFICATION: Winner will be notified within five (5) days following selection of Winner. Jenni Price Pancake Art. shall have no liability for Winner’s failure to receive notices due to spam, junk e-mail or other security settings or for Winner’s provision of incorrect or otherwise non-functioning contact information. If Winner cannot be contacted, is ineligible, fails to claim the prize within 5 days from the time award notification was sent, or fails to timely return a completed and executed declaration and release as required, the prize may be forfeited and an alternate Winner selected. Zondervan will ship the Bibles on their own discretion.

6. NOT ENDORSED BY YouTube or Blogger: By participating in this contest, you acknowledge that this contest is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, YouTube and/or Blogger and release both from any and all liability arising from or related to this contest. The information you are providing for this contest is being provided to Jenni Price Pancake Art and not to YouTube and/or Blogger, and will be used to notify you if you have won.

7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY By entering, You agree to release and hold harmless Jenni Price Pancake Art LLC. and it’s partners from any liability, illness, injury, death, loss, litigation, claim, or damage that may occur, directly or indirectly, whether caused by negligence or not, from: (i) such entrant’s participation in the giveaway and/or his/her acceptance, possession, use, or misuse of any prize or any portion thereof.

8. DISPUTES: THIS Giveaway IS GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THE U.S. AND Missouri WITHOUT RESPECT TO CONFLICT OF LAW DOCTRINES. As a condition of participating in this giveaway, participant agrees that any and all disputes that cannot be resolved between the parties, and causes of action arising out of or connected with this giveaway, shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, exclusively before a court located in Missouri having jurisdiction. Further, in any such dispute, under no circumstances shall participant be permitted to obtain awards for, and hereby waives all rights to, punitive, incidental, or consequential damages, including reasonable attorney’s fees. Participant further waives all rights to have damages multiplied or increased.

9. APPLICANTS MUST COMPLY with YouTube Community Guidelines and entries which don’t comply will be disqualified.

10: PRIVACY NOTICE All information collected will only be used to contact the winners and will not be used in any other form.

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2. New Series in Pancake Art!

By: Jenni Price, on 11/3/2016
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Hi Friends!

Today is the start of our brand new series in pancake art on my YouTube channel called, "Lessons from a Whale!" Check it out...let me know what you think!

This whale is actually a Nutella sandwhich: two layers of pancake art whales with a layer of Nutella in-between. We LOVE Nutella! We just recently discovered it. I have a peanut allergy so this is a fabulous alternative!

My son's whale went diving into the jello! It got a little stuck-ha!

Blessings,
Jenni

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3. Pancake Art Suggestion for the Weekend

By: Jenni Price, on 10/6/2016
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If your looking for something fun to do over the weekend, how about making some pancake art! I was looking over my Youtube videos and I think that this cute little smiley face PBJ is a really simple pancake to create so it's a great one to try (especially if your new to pancake art).

Be sure to check out my pancake art tips before you begin so that your little PBJ will turn out fabulous!

make a little mini one too!

You can also watch this tutorial directly HERE on my channel.

Happy Thursday!
Jenni

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4. Pinwheel Pancake Art Tutorial

By: Jenni Price, on 6/24/2016
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July 4th is coming up and I thought I would share with you this fun pinwheel pancake art tutorial that I created!

Supplies for Pancake Art Pinwheels

3 Condiment Squirt Bottles
Blue, Red Food Coloring (I suggest Americolor Soft Gel Paste)
3 Cups
Extras: M&Ms and Popsicle Sticks, cream cheese
Spoons
Large Mixing Bowl
Electric Mixer
Pancake Mix (I suggest Krusteaz Buttermilk Pancake Mix)
Water
Paper Towels
Vegetable Oil
Griddle
Spatula
Syrup

Mix Directions
Add the pancake mix to a large bowl. I typically fill up a large bowl half way up with mix when I make pancake art. Since the Krusteaz mix is a “just add water” mix, you don’t need to measure out the amount. Just add enough water to make a medium consistency. You can always add more water or add more mix to achieve this.You want the batter thick enough to “draw”
with but not too much where it won’t squeeze out of the squirt bottle. Use an electric mixer to get the big lumps out. Divide up your batter into 3 cups. Add the red and blue food coloring to two cups and stir until well blended. Do not put food coloring in the 3rd cup. This will be your white color. Fill up your condiment squirt bottles with the batter. Lightly oil your griddle with
a paper towel and vegetable oil. Turn your griddle on at 200 degrees.

Start with the red pancake batter and draw a dot. Switch to the blue batter and begin the pinwheel. Follow the photos to see how to draw it.

Compare this step to the previous step because it doesn't look much different than the last step but it does have added lines in red.

Flip the pancake when it's bubbly and looses most of it's shine. Let it cook while moving on to the next step.

Now it's time to work on attaching the stick. Add some batter to the griddle.

Add the stick and quickly add more batter on top

Place the pinwheel on top and let it all cook together. Attach the M&M to the pinwheel with a little cream cheese.

Happy July 4th Everyone!

2 Corinthians 3:17

Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.

I'm not sure what we'll be doing for the fourth of July yet but it sometimes involves a cookout on the grill. What's your favorite way to celebrate July 4th? Tell me in the comments below!!

Blessings,
Jenni

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5. a Crabby Pirate in pancake art

By: Jenni Price, on 5/16/2014
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"Watch out for that hook!"

Whew......Ok, it's made out of pancakes so don't worry! Heehee!

I've got a Crabby pirate pancake tutorial all ready for you today complete with a hook arm-Arrrg!

Before I get into more talk about this grumpy crab, I wanted to chat a little bit about teaching and being a parent. If you've been around on my blog for a little while, you'll notice that I do a lot of teaching but I was thinking that I should share with you that I'm not a professional teacher. You know that right??? Sure, I have in my past and continue to work and teach in children's ministries at church but honestly, I totally rely on God for help in this area of teaching! I feel very inadequate.

I'm an illustrator and years ago, that's why I started this blog, for my artwork. However, I discovered pancake art and realized how much I enjoyed "illustrating with pancakes." Then, somehow, one day I decided to use pancakes as an object lesson to teach the Bible to my kids. I wish that I could remember what in the world I was thinking that made me decide to do that but I just don't know.

Anyhow, I'm off on a tangent, sorry. I meant to say that, I'm not a professional teacher. I'm just a Mom giving her best effort......I hope to encourage you that no matter where you are in your life, that you make time to teach your kids about the Lord.

Please know that I'm not perfect and that I struggle myself. Sometimes I get lazy or sometimes life just seems too busy to schedule time in but then I remember how important it is to train them and not rely on outside sources only (church or Christian programs) to do it. Not that those aren't important. They are, but we need to be their primary teachers....even if we aren't "professional teachers" we serve an awesome God who can help us do our best! He's called us to be parents, so he will equip us.

Lord,
help us to do our Best because, well, it's not always easy to do so......help us to put training our children to know you, to love and serve you as a top priority, even when were tired, or busy and just don't feel like it. You are worthy Lord of our best effort. Please help us to reflect that in our lives.

In Jesus name,
Amen

My Crabby pirate sketches.

Luke 6:37

forgive, and ye shall be forgiven

Forgiving others is the theme that I'm teaching my kids this month and I'm using a grumpy, silly, Crabby pirate to do it.

I think that "forgiving others" is one of those lessons that needs to be taught over and over a million-billion times because it's something that just doesn't come naturally (to kids or adults!). However, it's really, truly important to teach this because the Bible says that we won't be forgiven if we don't forgive others and since salvation comes through forgiveness, we totally need to be forgiven ourselves. Wow, this is important!

Here is the video I put together on how to make a Crabby pirate:

Let's work to give God our BEST!

Blessings,
Jenni

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6. A Merry Christmas Manger Pancake

By: Jenni Price, on 12/17/2012
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Luke 2:11

For unto you is born this day in the

city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.

I'm sharing with you today a tutorial that I began writing last Christmas, but it's been waiting all year for me to finish up...so here it is now, finished and ready for you to make!

You could cook up the pancakes on Christmas Day or ahead of time and freeze them or you could make them for a fun snack (like I typically do). Any way you choose, I hope you have fun!

Supplies

-Griddle or large skillet

-Pam Cooking Spray

-Large mixing bowl

-Electric mixer

-Four Condiment Squirt Bottles

-Yellow, Brown, Green Food Coloring

-Paper Towels

-Spatula

-Spoon for mixing

-4 clear drinking cups

-Candy (mini chocolate chips, mini M&Ms)

Recipe

2 Cups + 2-4 Tbsp Krusteaz Buttermilk Pancake Mix (the just add water mix)

1 Tbsp Sugar

1 ½ Cups Water

½ tsp Vanilla Extract

Directions

In a large bowl, stir the pancake mix and sugar together with a spoon. Add the water and vanilla extract and stir until moistened. Take your electric mixer and beat the batter until it's well blended. If you have too many lumps, they will clog up your squirt bottle. At this point, you may need to add a little more pancake mix (one Tablespoon at a time) depending on your batter's consistency. You want the batter thick enough to “draw” with but not too much where it wont squeeze out of the squirt bottle. Divide your batter into 4 clear drinking cups. Color your batter yellow, brown, and green using your food colorings (use the graphic above to get an idea of how much batter each color will need). The 4th cup doesn't have any color. Carefully add each cup of batter into separate squirt bottles.

Spray your griddle with cooking spray but do not turn it on yet. Take your brown batter and draw the main part of the manger.

Now draw the legs for the manger.

Switch to your green batter and draw a half circle and a shape that looks almost like a triangle to represent the baby blanket.

Grab your white batter and draw the round head and a dot for a nose.

Take your yellow batter and draw straw. It's best to draw the straw above the manger so that you can visually "measure" the width of the straw based off the size of the manger.

Now it's finally time to turn on your griddle to 200 degrees. Let the outlines cook for a minute or two and then take your brown batter and fill in the manger.

Fill in the blanket with the green batter.

Fill in straw with the yellow batter.

Finally, fill in the head with the white batter. Now wait until the batter starts to loose it's shine and bubbles before flipping it.

Decorate your pancake with mini chocolate chips and mini M&Ms.

Merry Christmas!

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7. Sandcastle Pancake Video Tutorial

By: Jenni Price, on 10/19/2011
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This week we made Pancake Sandcastles and the castle represents God's kingdom for the above Bible verse. I've made a Video Demo for you if you'd like to make one at home also!

When my kids make Art Pancakes, I realized that it really helps if they see a pancake demo first to get a basic idea on how to make pancakes around our theme.

So I tried something new this time and had them watch the Demo Video I made first and I really think it helped my younger one with his pancake art.

Time for some Sandcastles in October....who would have thought?!

I'm keeping a photo scrapbook for my kids of all the Art Pancakes that they've made and the Bible verses that go along with them. This way they can look back and hopefully be reminded of their verses.

Blessings to you,

Jenni

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8. Pumpkin Pie PancakeTutorial

By: Jenni Price, on 10/17/2011
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I've had the honor of creating this Pumpkin Pie Pancake Tutorial for Amy's blog just in time for harvest and the Thanksgiving holiday! Pop on over....and have some pancake fun!

See it HERE

My daughter came up with the idea for this tutorial. I had my own ideas but in the end, her sketch idea worked out much better than mine.

In other news.....we were busy last week with revival at our church and the Holy Spirit really pressed upon my heart the importance of praying for my husband. He is my covering, my spiritual leader, the head of our family and I really realized that praying for him daily is something I need to be doing.

Another thing that was so amazing was seeing my daughter down at the isle, praying and worshiping the Lord and being filled with the presence of the Holy Spirit....Wow. Incredible! I just praise Jesus for this!

Blessings,
Jenni

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9. How to Make Bunny Pancakes!

By: Jenni Price, on 3/14/2011
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I'm super excited to have my bunny pancake tutorial featured on Muffin Tin Mom's website today! These bunny pancakes are perfect for spring and are super fun for your kids!

This recipe makes about three bunny pancakes depending on the size that you make them. The bunnies in the photo are sized around 4”x5 ½.

Supplies

-Griddle or large skillet

-Pam Cooking Spray

-Large mixing bowl

-Water

-Krusteaz Buttermilk Pancake Mix (the just add water mix)

-Electric mixer

-Two Condiment Squirt Bottles (can be found at Walmart)

-Red Food Coloring

-Paper Towels

-Spatula

-Spoons for mixing

-Candy (chocolate chips, red M&Ms)

-Measuring Cup

You had better taste the candy to make sure it's good!

Get out your large bowl and mix with a spoon 1 cup plus 1-2 Tablespo

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theolivetree said, on 3/14/2011 6:59:00 AM

Love it! We have tea parties as well...with juice or soda...but only when Jude is napping...he like to break things :)

Kelly Polizzi said, on 3/14/2011 8:20:00 AM

Jenni, you know I'm your biggest fan! Thank you, thank you! for this wonderful tutorial. I once tried your pancakes using the squirty bottles from walmart and it didnt work. So I put it down to not having your talent and just enjoyed your pics as you made them. But now, after reading this post, I think it may have been the batter was too thick/runny. You have inspired me to give it another try!

Can I say that, as a Christian also, I love that you shared the real story of easter with your kids as they had their bunny pancakes. What blessed children you have!

Jenni Price Illustration said, on 3/14/2011 12:25:00 PM

Super Kelly! I'm glad your going to give it another try!

Emma's Lunch said, on 3/15/2011 2:58:00 AM

Wow! this is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing and congratulations on being featured on MTM! I'll have to give it a try myself this weekend. Next weekend is Emma's birthday and I'd really love to include the pancakes as a part of her party (its fairy themed).

Although there will be a whole lot of experimenting.... I need to make the batter from scratch (i can't find a pancake mix in Cyprus) and I've no idea where to look for the condiment bottles! (although I guess I could use empty ketchup bottles...)

Also, I wanted to ask you. I have a whole lot of preparing and baking to do for the birthday as I want to do it all myself so its all spread out over a 3 day period. Could I do the pancakes 2 days in advance and keep them in the fridge? Or maybe one day? its only a day or two before the party, will I really have to freeze them?

Thanks so much!!

Jenni Price Illustration said, on 3/15/2011 6:22:00 AM

You wouldn't have to freeze them a day before the party but I would for sure if it's more than a day. They would taste better if you do freeze them though. Pancakes thaw out very quickly just sitting on the counter for around 30 minutes. Then you can just microwave them.

Do you have craft stores there? I have used candy squeeze bottles that I bought in a craft store but the batter has to be much thinner for them to work since they are so small.

A ketchup bottle might work but with that, I would make the batter a little thicker because it might come out quicker and you want to have a good control over your drawing.

If you make them, let me know how things turn out! Happy Birthday to Emma! A fairy theme will be so much fun!

Emma's Lunch said, on 3/15/2011 6:29:00 AM

Maybe if my trial batch succeeds I'll freeze that and just thaw it just before the party!

Thanks so much! :)

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