Once you’ve gathered all of these tools, we can begin. This is a six part guide, each step of which will cover a different part of the pancake art process. These parts are as follows:

The same goes for pancake art kits that include templates that you can follow to create fun pancake designs. Once your design is successfully flipped you can admire it! This is the best part of the process – up till now you haven’t known how you did, and now you can see for yourself. You’ll want to let the pancake cook a bit longer on the reverse, and then, it’s time to plate it. Go ahead and grab your plate, then read on. The bottles have adjustable tips that can easily be enlarged by cutting the tip to make the opening bigger. Different pancake kits include different tools. If you want an all-encompassing pancake art kit that will allow you to create all kinds of designs, from simple to complex, buy a kit that comes with the following tools:

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The very first step is to mix your pancake batter. If you are using different colors, mix them in separate bowls. Prep the bottle or molds The Presto Pancake Kits are geared towards kids and are a fun activity to help get your kids involved in cooking.

In fact, adults love indulging in the creative process of pancake art too and can get very elaborate with it. Use a large spatula for flipping. For the molds, it may be best to have a larger-sized pancake turner. The one I used is somewhat narrow, so I wasn't supporting the whole shape when lifting. The Pancake Art Kit includes the tools that a budding pancake artist or professional pancake artist might need. Use the high-temperature spatula to flip large pancakes. Three 4 ounce batter pens help with the details and can be used for colored or toned pancake art. These may be art but they are still delicious pancakes and taste delicious with lots of butter and syrup! Yum! Before we begin, you’ll want to make sure you have everything that you need so you don’t have to interrupt your flow midway. The basic equipment and supplies that we’ll be using are as follows:Pro-tip - don't be tempted to add too much food coloring or your batter could end up tasting bitter Fill the squeeze bottle with your batter. Or, place the mold on a greased skillet or griddle. Add batter to the griddle This kit doesn’t come with a bottle to mix the pancake batter so you will need to use a mixing bowl and a whisk before putting it in the art bottles. Coloring! There are several ways to color pancake batter but the method we will be teaching in this guide involves Gel Food Coloring, also known as Icing Gels. You can get a great selection of these here on Dancakes.com with our Pancake Art Color Kit, or get those plus a set of (10) batter pens with the Dancakes Palette Expansion Bundle. Both offer massive value for a price that can’t be beaten. Otherwise you can find gel coloring at most specialty kitchen stores and online retailers – we’ve found the plastic ‘drop-at-a-time’ bottles are easier to work with than the open-mouth pots of gel some brands sell theirs in.