I am beyond thrilled with my last minute decision to take the entire day off of work instead of working 5 hours in the morning and then driving back home (30 miles) before driving down to St. Louis!
I slept in well past my first patient, and I finally learned how to make flip pancakes!
Yum! These are incredible!
I had time to make another loaf of Irish Soda Bread to take with us this weekend.
And then sat down to catch up on blog reading, emails, and tea drinking while my bread cooked.
A little after 10am, I pulled my bread out of the oven and headed outside for some fresh air and sunshine. Both have been lacking this week! I also just needed some quiet and alone time, and the path is always so peaceful!
With the all of the ice, snow, and rain these past few weeks, the path was a bit of a mess. There was ice along some parts that needed to be walked over and a flood so bad that I would have needed a canoe to get across. Running (and walking) along the trail, I felt calmer than I had all week!
I walked in the front door just after the start of the Indiana vs Illinois basketball game, and.sat down to watch the game with a shamrock shake.
Yea Right! It’s just a kale, orange, mango green smoothie, which is super tasty!
I definitely need to have more Friday morning vacations in my life!
Friday Morning Pancakes
Adapted from Two Ingredient Pancakes
Ingredients
1 banana, mashed
1 egg
1/4 cup almond meal
Directions
Combine all three ingredients and stir well.
Pour batter onto a pre-heated, coated-in-non-stick-cooking-spray skillet or fry pan.
Cook and flip! Top with your favorite pancakes toppings.
I LOVE making those pancakes! So easy and SO delicious 😀
Agreed! I forget how good they are until I make them again!
Enjoy your long weekend. Smart girl taking Friday off. I did too, and I’m loving it.
Go you! I hope that you are having a relaxing start to your long weekend. We definitely need days like this : )
I know. I think we both work way too hard.
I am LOVING the ingredients list for those pancakes. Now I will just have to figure out how to make them and have them turn out right! 😉
The key (for me anyways) is to mix everything really well and then walk away and let them cook fully on their first side. Hope you enjoy!!!
Oh how lovely a Friday morning vacation sounds! Glad you enjoyed it. Love the shamrock straw!!
Thanks! Target dollar section is the best. I am digging your shamrock socks for sure! Have a great weekend!
yumm those pancakes look so good and easy! i just made all my irish soda bread, love it! house always smells so good after..
Yes! And it makes wonderful French toast.
Happy Friday!
your bread looks perfect! have a great time this wknd!!
It was really good for breakfast all weekend! Thanks for stopping by : )
Your pancakes and bread both look good! I’m glad you were able to enjoy some peaceful time on the beautiful train by yourself. Hope you have a great weekend.
Thank you! It was fantastic!
It’s amazing how a quick weekend road trip can totally reenergize you for the week ahead!
I make those exact pancakes! (almost, same ingredients, different portions)
I love them and was sharing the recipe all weekend!
How do you make yours?
Those pancakes look delicious, and so does your irish soda bread. Hope you have a great long weekend…taking fridays off is the best!
Yes it is!
I think that I could work Tues-Thurs and be just fine : )
Thanks for the comment!
I gotta give these pancakes a try! I see similar if not the same recipe everywhere! Yum!
Yeah! They are definitely a popular blogger breakfast right now and for good reason. They are super easy and really filling!
Fridays off are the best! Hope you’re having a wonderful long weekend 🙂
I have yet to make a three-ingredient pancake! These look easy and delicious!
Yes you do! We were hanging out with our friends who do iron and half iron races this weekend, and I was telling them that they needed to try them soon!
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