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Nov 07 2008

Unprofessional Move - How NOT To Cook With Your Kid

Published by mountainmom at 7:40 pm under Totally Unprofessional Moves Edit This

Once or twice a week my son and I make mini pizzas out of English muffins for lunch. Today I split the muffins, sliced the tomatoes, and handed him the bag of cheese and a small can of sliced olives to finish them off.  The olives are his favorite part but it’s rare that more than a couple end up on each pizza - it’s a hazard I’ve come to expect.

Today he made a similar move with the shredded cheese. He put a tiny sprinkle on the pizzas and then proceeded to pull out a big handful and shove it in his mouth. I laughed and said “No, silly! You’re supposed to put it on the pizza not in your mouth!” Those of you who are more seasoned parents than I am would probably know not to make such a pronouncement and probably also know what came next.

After looking at me for a second my son reached into his mouth, pulled out the half-chewed hunk of shredded cheese and proceeded to place it on top of one of the pizzas. He was terribly confused when I told him “no, no, no!” and it was too late for me to do anything about it at that point anyway.

I tried to pull most of it off but it was shredded after all so I wasn’t very successful. Plan B was simply to make sure that he ate that pizza himself. Gross.  I should have seen it coming.

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2 Responses to “Unprofessional Move - How NOT To Cook With Your Kid”

  1. thepregnantladyon 11 Nov 2008 at 1:30 pm edit this

    Ha! That was great. My daughters favorite “thing” when cooking is to eat the breadcrumbs when we’re making chicken cutlets. More end up in her mouth than on the chicken.

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  2. scoopcathon 13 Nov 2008 at 8:43 pm edit this

    Too funny! Made me laugh. :)

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