Crazy Facebook deal plus Apple, pumpkin, and zucchini pancakes and more

Great pancakes four ways: Apple, Zucchini, Pumpkin, & Banana Crazy Facebook deal! Italian bread for $1.99 Free "Ingredients and How They Work!" e-book! When I was a kid, my mother used to grate Jonathan apples, with the skin, and add them to her pancake batter along with a teaspoon of cinnamon. The grated apples would soften a bit as the pancakes were cooked. There would be a taste of apple in every bite and glimpses of red poking through. They were my favorite pancakes. Years later, I discovered that I could mash bananas and add them to my pancake batter. Still later, I added pumpkin puree. Finally, I found that all three were especially scrumptious with cinnamon chips. Don't miss this collection of loaded pancake recipes: Apple pancakes, banana pancakes, pumpkin pancakes, and for good measure—zucchini pancakes. They're healthier and because they are loaded with cinnamon chips, they are very, very good. See how to make apple, zucchini, pumpkin and banana pancakes >> Save 50% on cinnamon chips >> Monday is your last chance! Crazy Facebook Deal! Get two Country Italian Bread Mixes for $2.49! Super easy! Make great Italian bread in your oven or bread machine. Plus get a free e-book, "Ingredients and How They Work!" This weekend make very scrumptious German apple pancakes We asked Debbie to make her "almost famous" German apple pancakes with cinnamon chips. First, she made German pancakes without the apples and found that the batter was too thin to support the chips and that they sank to the bottom. She solved that by letting the pancake cook for three minutes before sprinkling on the chips. That wasn't necessary with the German apple pancakes since the apples supported the chips and kept them from sinking to the bottom. Because she used a mix, they were quick and easy to put together. And with a load of cinnamon chips, they were very good. See how to make Cinnamon Chip German Pancakes >> See how to make Cinnamon Chip German Apple Pancakes >> Save 20% on the pannekoeken mix >> Save 50% on the cinnamon chips >> How to Make Stuffed Pancakes Add specialty chips—cinnamon, strawberry, raspberry, or blueberry—to almost any pancakes. It's especially scrumptious to match them up with a filling to make stuffed pancakes—like raspberry pancakes with a cream filling or blueberry pancakes with lemon filling. See how to make stuffed pancakes >> Choose your baking chips—strawberry, raspberry, or blueberry >> Save 50% on cinnamon chips >> Save up to 30% on fillings for your pancakes >> What kind of syrup do you use with your special pancakes? If you are using fruit chips in your pancakes, try blueberry syrup with blueberry chips or raspberry syrup with raspberry chips—though marionberry syrup seems to go well with any berries. For cinnamon chip pancakes, try a caramel syrup. You can make a caramel syrup from scratch but Lawford's Vanilla Cream syrup is made with cream and is a light version of a caramel syrup. See your choices of gourmet syrup including berry syrups >> Save 50% on vanilla cream syrup >> See how to make vanilla cream syrup from scratch >> See this week's best deals! Last chance Monday! Save up to 50% on spices. Plus get free spice jars >> Last chance Monday! Get a free set of mixing bowls worth $15. Just choose four pancake or pannekoeken mixes like Raspberry Sour Cream, Hawaiian, or Lemon Meringue Pancakes >> Last chance Monday! Save 50%! Choose gourmet pancake syrups at half price >> Last chance Monday! Create great bean soups with these new bean and lentil blends from $2.99! Includes recipes >> Make apple pies in 15 minutes! Save 25% on an Apple Master! >> Our most popular cocoa! Get 16oz (not 8oz) for $8.49! Was $12.49 >> Save up to 50% on professional grade flavors >> See all this week's best deals >> Have a great weekend! Not a subscriber? Get food bulletins and newsletters! Just tell us where to send them >> The Prepared Pantry | 2 North Landmark Lane, Rigby, Idaho 83442 | 1-866-745-7892

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