Makes me wanna cry...

[Cat]

From my married DD's FaceBook page...

 

Pork chops, baked potatoes, and steamed cheesy cauliflower for dinner. Tasted just like Mom's! I need to start cooking like this more often.

 

 

I really NEEDED this giggle this morning, too.

 

 

She called me a couple of night ago to ask how I do the cauliflower and my Parmesan noodles. I'm SO thrilled to watch her start to cook more! They eat out a lot.

 

One time when I took over some of my home-cooked food for lunch, her almost-two-year-old son spontaneously said *AWESOME!*

 

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[gofish]

Wonderful news Cat.

 

I just handed my kids a cookbook, the grocery list and told them to pick a night. Dd2 will still need some help but #1 and Son are old enough to do the meal by themselves. The youngest two are planing desert with dinner. That's something I only do once a week but if it gets them cooking OK.

 

 

 

 

Son wants to do peanut butter pasta I'm not a big PB fan.

 

http://www.eatmedeli...tter-pasta.html

 

 

One time my career oriented sister called me and ask how to make boiled potatoes

Edited August 19, 2012 by gofish

[Jori]

Awesome news Cat! DD helps with baking and some cooking. DS1 makes mac and cheese with help/supervision. I boil water, cook and drain and add noodles. He adds the milk, butter, cheese and does all the mixing. I figure, it's a great start for a 4 & 5 year old. They wanted to help make coffee, I let them push the button. No one messes with my coffee.

 

I have a recipe for Thai chicken and pasta that has peanut butter in the sauce. It's really good and easy.

[Dee]

It's a beginning Cat. AND for it to "taste like Mom's", she must be doing something right! They really do grow up in time. Congratulations!!!!

[Annarchy]

That's so sweet Cat. A real nice warm fuzzy. Have fun teaching her all your little tricks to the trade.