Frog waffles

 Yup. You heard right. Frog waffles. This is what cooking with kiddo looks like. I got influenced too but this adorable mini frog waffle and now our weekend pancake ritual has turned into my weekend make everything frog shaped. 


Ingredients

One small child/sous-chef

Frog waffle iron

Kerbey Lane pancake mix

1 egg

2/3c water

2 tbs oil

Endless patience


Directions

Fire up that waffle iron by plugging it in. Go over strict safety instructions that only a parent touches the iron

Combine 1 cup pancake mix, egg water and oil into a medium mixing bowl

Pour about 1/4 cup mix into iron until light turns on and then off

Enjoy with small child and sing the Waffles Waffles Waffles Team Titans Go song

Clean up the kitchen mess and bandage Childs finger (who did not listen to you two times about not touching the waffle iron). Give big squeeze hugs and drink your coffee with cute froggy waffles 





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