Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- In a large bowl, whisk together flour, cocoa powder, sugar, baking powder, milk, egg, melted butter, and vanilla extract until smooth.
- Heat a skillet over medium heat and lightly butter it.
- Pour about ¼ cup of the batter to make the bunny head.Add two smaller oval pancakes above the head to form the ears.Make two small round pancakes for the feet.
- Cook until bubbles form on the surface and the edges look set, then flip.
- Arrange pancakes on a plate in the shape of a bunny.
- Decorate with banana slices, fresh fruit, and chocolate chips.
- Serve immediately and enjoy your chocolate bunny pancakes.
Notes
Use store-bought pancake mix or homemade batter -
You can use homemade pancake batter or a boxed pancake mix. Just add cocoa powder and vanilla extract for the chocolate flavor. Bunny shapes don’t have to be perfect -
Kids actually love the funny-looking bunnies. Make one round pancake for the head, two long oval pancakes for the ears, and two round pancakes for the feet. Even if the shapes aren’t exact, the decorations will make it look like a bunny. Cook extra pancakes first -
If you're feeding several kids, cook a stack of pancakes ahead of time. Then assemble the bunny shapes onto the plates. This makes Easter morning much easier. Let kids decorate their own pancakes -
Set out bowls with toppings like banana slices, strawberries, blueberries, chocolate chips, and whipped cream. Kids love creating their own bunny faces. Use a squeeze bottle for better shapes -
If you want more control over the ear shapes, pour the pancake batter into a squeeze bottle. This helps you make small ovals or mini pancakes. Make mini bunny pancakes for toddlers -
Smaller pancakes are easier for younger kids to decorate and eat. Make-ahead option -
You can cook the pancakes the night before. Store them in the fridge and reheat them in a skillet or in the microwave in the morning before assembling the bunny faces. Add extra fun toppings -
Optional toppings like chocolate mousse, yogurt, or peanut butter can make the pancakes even more fun for kids to decorate. Serve immediately -
For the best texture and presentation, decorate the bunny pancakes right before serving.
You can use homemade pancake batter or a boxed pancake mix. Just add cocoa powder and vanilla extract for the chocolate flavor. Bunny shapes don’t have to be perfect -
Kids actually love the funny-looking bunnies. Make one round pancake for the head, two long oval pancakes for the ears, and two round pancakes for the feet. Even if the shapes aren’t exact, the decorations will make it look like a bunny. Cook extra pancakes first -
If you're feeding several kids, cook a stack of pancakes ahead of time. Then assemble the bunny shapes onto the plates. This makes Easter morning much easier. Let kids decorate their own pancakes -
Set out bowls with toppings like banana slices, strawberries, blueberries, chocolate chips, and whipped cream. Kids love creating their own bunny faces. Use a squeeze bottle for better shapes -
If you want more control over the ear shapes, pour the pancake batter into a squeeze bottle. This helps you make small ovals or mini pancakes. Make mini bunny pancakes for toddlers -
Smaller pancakes are easier for younger kids to decorate and eat. Make-ahead option -
You can cook the pancakes the night before. Store them in the fridge and reheat them in a skillet or in the microwave in the morning before assembling the bunny faces. Add extra fun toppings -
Optional toppings like chocolate mousse, yogurt, or peanut butter can make the pancakes even more fun for kids to decorate. Serve immediately -
For the best texture and presentation, decorate the bunny pancakes right before serving.