Bytes for Breakfast: White House Ale + Beer Pancakes

Finally a way to justify your internet addiction! We all know that the most important meal of the day is breakfast so just pair your a.m. web surfing habits with a healthy Bytes for Breakfast. Bite Size Wellness is providing you with a hot spot to immerse yourself in cyber world with a fun video and bring breakfast back to life. Now you have no excuse to skip your morning noshing or miss out on that viral video that everyone in the office is talking about.


Nothing ends a great day’s work than a glass of cold beer and President Barack Obama can say the same thing.

After an outburst of requests, last week the White House released the recipe for the two different styles of brews they have been drinking on presidential grounds for some time. Both home brews use honey from the First Lady’s bee hive. The White House Honey Ale is the first beer known to have been brewed in the white house.

Not everyone a can be a president, but now you can drink like one since the honey ale and honey porter are quickly becoming a hot commodity in the home brewing community.

 

I could have shared a breakfast idea that includes honey, but since your mind is also on beer it only made sense to share a breakfast recipe that includes the  frothy beverage. I stumbled upon these Bourbon County Stout Pancakes with Cardamom-Spiced Maple Syrup from Fresh and Foodie and was immediately salivating. Two ounces of beer in your pancake batter hardly makes you a lush and does wonders for the fluffiness of the pancakes. The next best thing is getting your hands on some of Obama’s honey ale and morphing it into a fancified, flavorful breakfast delight. The only rule: You must eat these boozy pancakes in your pajamas! Click on the photo for the recipe. 

 

Do you want to try the White House brew? Would you ever incorporate beer into your morning eats? Let’s chat!

5 COMMENTS

  1. Ellen

    I don’t like beer so I doubt I’ll try it, but I had some leftover beer from a party in my fridge do pancakes seem like a good way to use it up!