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by Eliot

Applesauce Pancakes for Valentine’s Day

By Eliot, on February 14th, 2015

A busy, busy, busy week has passed. We finished the week with a home ballgame last night (one of three last week), so I was worn out and tired and slept until 9:30 a.m. this morning.

Don’t judge. I needed that. (I also think I caught The Hubs’ cold.)

This post really isn’t starting out as a traditional Valentine’s Day post, I know, but let me tell you what I whipped up for breakfast when I finally did roll out—Applesauce Pancakes.

Beat egg vigorously with a whisk until fluffy. Add milk, sugar and apple sauce and whisk some more. Add dry ingredients and stir until just smooth.

Heat griddle and melt a bit of butter on it. For each pancake, pour a scant 1/4 c. of batter onto the griddle. Cook until puffed and dry around the edges. (This is a thick batter.) Turn and cook other side until golden brown.

This makes about 6 pancakes. (Recipe is easily doubled.)

As I said, I was feeling a little run down this morning and after I had the pancake batter whipped up, I realized I probably didn’t have enough syrup and I was NOT running to the store this morning. What follows was going to be a recipe, but is obviously still in development. I didn’t really measure anything and then (of course) my syrup pitcher full of ingredients decided to boil over in the microwave. Nice. What was left in the pitcher was delicious so I will try to perfect the recipe again.

If you would like to replicate the syrup (sans the microwave mess), here are some rough directions.

Honey-Applesauce Syrup

1/4 c. pure maple syrup

1/4 c. honey

3 T. apple sauce

1/2 t. cinnamon

Carefully heat all ingredients while whisking to incorporate. Serve warm over heart shaped pancakes for Valentine’s Day.

Obviously, feel free to tweak the above recipe! I really don’t know how much of each ingredient was still left in the pitcher and how much was left in the bottom of the microwave.

On a better note, I am swigging down some honey and lemon hot water and going to take it easy the rest of the day. The Hubs’ has a secret surprise for me tonight. I keep asking for hints. I think we’re going to our favorite “only for special occasions” restaurant.

Happy Valentine’s Day!!!!

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