Tried this recipe? Tag me on Instagram: or use the hashtag #SouthernMadeSimple and share your love of southern cuisine! Patty’s day treat in mind and let the creative juices start flowing! I always have pancake mix in stock in my pantry, so I grabbed it with a St. As much as I like a batch of homemade buttermilk pancakes, sometimes I just don’t wanna take the time to make them. I’m ALL about keeping it simple in the kitchen (especially when I’ve got a toddler up under my feet all the time,) so I decided to keep is SUPER simple with this recipe. Patrick’s Day themed foods she might enjoy. Since she’s not quite two just yet, I plan on saving the crafts and story lessons for another year and jumping straight in to some fun St. Now that I have a little one of my own, I always look forward to holidays and getting to share a little bit of culture with her. The first thing the other children did when you got to school was to check and make sure you had at least a speck of green on your some where, because they definitely had their “pinchers” ready and were hoping to find someone to pinch! 😉 Patrick’s day, and it’d always be followed by doing some sort of fun DIY project or snack craft for us all to dig in to. The teacher would usually share a little bit about the history of St. Patrick’s Day at school as a kid was always so much fun.

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