This little treasure trove of fun cooking ideas for kids was found on the clearance racks at Barnes and Noble. I thought it would give me some fun ideas for creative birthday cakes or lunch ideas...little did I know that it would end up being the best loved cookbook in the whole house.
It's marked up with dozens of sticky notes with hand-written messages such as, "Sav for latr", "Mak soon", "Ellies bithda", or "Reelly good".
It's not that I've developed a sudden "TAMNer" way of spelling (from over at Seriously So Blessed), it's just that this particular cookbook has been taken over by another enthusiastic cook in our family...
He calls it his "cooking bible". He loves perusing it, marking the ideas that look like fun, and even making grocery lists when he's really excited about one of them. Remember his birthday cake from this post? Yep. He picked it right out of this cookbook a good six months before his birthday. Currently he has half the family's picked out for later this year.
So next time you're in the mood for PB & J banana roll-ups, come on over and Adam will serve you some tasty fun in biblical proportions!
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6 comments:
How fun...perhaps one day soon, he could be a guest contributor on your cooking blog!!!
I've never tasted a banana peanut butter and jelly wrap so delicious (never mind the fact it was my first)! Adam, it was awesome!!!
he's a little chef in the making!
What an amazing little guy!
I would highly recommend not letting him eat one of those tasty creations today! Blah!
We love cooking in this house! I wonder if I could still find that book. My kids love to help. Britton is working on a cook book for his mission!
Sounds yummy Adam!! Be sure and make some for grandma and me the next time we are there.
Hope you are feeling better today.
Love, Grandpa-Grandma
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