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Here’s to everyday adventures! I love to share the New England experience from road trips to seasonal delights. Enjoy! --Kristy

Harvest Apple Pancakes and Halloween Fun

Harvest Apple Pancakes and Halloween Fun

We had such a fun and safe at home Halloween this weekend with our family. Before I picked the boys up from school, I made up a little homemade feast of apple pancakes, cider donuts, and popcorn. Since our usual plans for the holiday had been cancelled because of COVID, I wanted to have a fun way at home to celebrate with the family.

Our family tradition is to carve our pumpkins the night before while watching It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. We continued that fun tradition as it snowed outside here in Connecticut—yes, SNOW! Big white fluffy flakes fell down and accumulated while we were nice and cozy inside by the fire. I saved the fake cobweb decorating for the boys because they like to go crazy with that!

Here’s some shots of the set up I made for the family and we all got to enjoy it that night. I’ll share the Harvest Apple Pancakes Recipe too!

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Harvest Apple Pancakes Recipe

For Pancakes:

1 1/2 C flour

1 1/2 t baking powder

1/2 t salt

3T sugar

Mix dry ingredients first, then make a well at the bottom of the bowl and add the wet ingredients.

1 egg

1 C whole milk

4T melted butter

For apple topping:

2-3 small apples cored and wesliced

1T sugar

1/2 t cinnamon

In a small bowl, let sliced apples sit for 15 minutes in sugar and cinnamon. In a small pan, add a little water and simmer apples until they make a caramel glaze.

*For an extra flourish, I added some maple oatmeal and maple syrup when I plated the pancakes.

I hope you all got to do something fun with your families for Halloween! We enjoyed our festive weekend at home. The snow and using the fireplace for the the first time definitely got my mind thinking about Thanksgiving and Christmas! I’m so excited to start planning for the holidays!

Thank you to New England dairy for sponsoring this post. We love sharing and supporting our New England farmers.

Until next time,

Kristy

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