Whip up these easy and fun St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Pancake Kabobs in minutes. The fruit and pancake kabobs make the perfect St.Patrick’s Day breakfast.
Perfect Fruit and Pancake Breakfast Kabobs
These pancake kabobs have juicy strawberries, honeydew melon, pineapple chunks, cantaloupe, and blueberries threaded onto the skewers.
They make a delicious breakfast or snack. Children eight years old or older can make these shamrock kabobs by themselves.
Additionally, younger children will need adult supervision when making these St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Pancake Kabobs with fruit.
Due to the pointed end of the wooden skewers.Please watch little ones carefully or cut off the pointed ends.
The pancake kabobs are simple to make and look festive with all the rainbow colors from the fruit.
My kids devour them not even realizing they’re eating healthy fruit for breakfast, which puts a smile on my face!
HOW TO MAKE St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Pancake Kabobs
To make the St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Pancake Kabobs, you’ll need pancakes, food coloring, fruit, and wooden skewers (#aff.). That’s it!
The first step is to make your pancake mix and add the green food coloring. Then in a hot nonstick skillet, you will cook your pancakes and let cool.
After the pancakes cool, you will use a clover shaped cookie cutter to cut out your shamrock pancakes.
The next step is to prep and cut your fruit then thread them and place one shamrock shaped pancake onto each skewer.
You can find in the grilling section at your local grocery store or at Bed, Bath and Beyond Stores.
These St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Pancake Kabobs are totally amazing and the best way to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day.
Kids will love them for breakfast or for a fun festive snack.
More Kabob Recipes
- Valentine’s Day Fruit and Heart-Shaped Pancake Kabobs
- Cinnamon Rolls on a Stick
- Buffalo Shrimp Kabobs
Aren’t these St. Patty’s Day fruit and pancake kabobs adorable? Kids and adults alike will enjoy these kabobs! The perfect breakfast food on a stick!
St. Patrick's Day Shamrock Pancake Kabobs
Whip up these fun and easy St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Pancake Kabobs for St. Patrick’s Day breakfast.
Ingredients
- Pancake Mix Recipe: Taken from the Better Homes & Garden Cookbook
- 1 cup flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 1 cup milk
- green food coloring
- Fruit:
- Whole, Fresh, Strawberries, stems removed and washed
- Honeydew Melon, cut into cubes
- Cantaloupe, cut into cubes
- Pineapple, cut into cubes
- Blueberries
- 8” long Bamboo Skewers
- Shamrock/Clover Cookie Cutter
Instructions
- Mix flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a bowl. Make a well in the center of the dry mix and add the egg, milk and food coloring. Stir until moistened. Stir a little bit more to remove additional lumps and blend green color evenly.
- On a hot, nonstick skillet, pour batter and cook for 2 minutes on each side. Let cool. Use a cookie cutter to cut a clover shape into the pancakes.
- Hold the skewer with the point facing toward the top. Thread a strawberry, followed by cantaloupe, pineapple, honeydew melon and blueberry onto the skewer.
- Finish by adding a pancake clover.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 12 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 203Total Fat: 3gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 17mgSodium: 236mgCarbohydrates: 43gFiber: 3gSugar: 30gProtein: 5g
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Elizabeth O says
This is a lovely idea for St Patricks day and really quick and easy to make. I lovely healthy snack!
Kim Seghers says
Thank you Elizabeth! Yes it’s quick to make and the kids love it! Have a lovely week, Kim
Chuck says
What a cute yet very interesting creation. Kids will surely love this
Kim Seghers says
Thank you Chuck! I’m always trying to find ways to get my kids to eat food that normally wouldn’t! Have a great week, Kim
Roselle Toledo says
We don’t celebrate St Patrick’s here but that’s a cute idea to make pancakes appealing especially to kids. I wish there’s a mold instead like the heart or O-ring I use for eggs 🙂
Tina Hogan Grant says
What a cute idea. These would be fun to make with the grandkids. Love it. Thanks for the inspiration.
Kim Seghers says
Thank you Tina! I hope you get a chance to make these with your grandkids! Have a lovely week, Kim
Sarah says
Those are adorable! I had to show my girls (nine and eleven) this post and they love this idea. We can’t wait to use it! Thank you!
Kim Seghers says
Thank you, Sarah! I hope you get a chance to make these with your girls! Have a lovely week, Kim
Erica says
I’ve never thought of having a pancake kabob. Great idea and looks yummy. I love lots of fruit with my pancakes. And the green is perfect for this time of year.
Kim Seghers says
Thank you so much! It was fun to make too. Have a great week, Kim
steph dorworth says
Oh my gosh, these are the cutest! And healthy too! Never thought to use a cookie cutter on pancakes.
Kim Seghers says
Hi Steph! Yes you could cut out all kind of shapes using cookie cutters on your pancakes! Thanks for stopping over! Have a great weekend, Kim
candy says
What a fun way to start the St Patrick Day with these fun kabobs. Love all the different fruit and of course we love pancakes.
Kim Seghers says
Hi Candy! Thank you so much! It was fun to make these and watch my kids enjoy eating them too. Thanks for leaving a comment! Have a lovely weekend. KIM
Michele says
What a fun idea for St. Patricks Day! Maybe the luck of the Irish will be with me and I won’t screw up the presentation!
Kim Seghers says
Hi Michele! Good luck with whatever you have going on and may the luck of the Irish be with you! Kim
Aireona says
This is such a cute idea! I am really going to have to give it a try. <3 Not sure that I am skilled enough to make that shape though. :p
Kim Seghers says
Hi Aireona, thank you so much! You should definitely give these cute kabobs a try! They’re really easy to make!! Have a great weekend, Kim