This one probably would have eaten even more had he known. He has an unnatural love of vegetables (and a strong need for a haircut!).
This one totally knew something was up and informed me that I was crazy if I thought I'd be able to pull a fast one.
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Lam! That looks great! Please post the recipe. :)
Ha ha! What give you the impression I cook with recipes? :)
I sweated onions in a little olive oil and butter, added some flour, Greek yogurt (because I didn't have cream)and cheddar, parm, and some other random cheese and then stirred in cooked pasta and cauliflower. Then I put it on a casserole dish and sprinkled bread crumbs I made from day-old bread (the harder the better!), a little olive oil, salt and pepper. I baked very quickly just until it browned a bit on top.
I'm sorry...wish I had the right measurements for you!
A1 takes after your love of veggies! That's great! I remember you had to be force fed meat, right?
I still can't eat mac and cheese. Before cultural sensitivity, they served it to me in preschool and I couldn't leave the table until I ate it, but I thought it was the grossest, smelliest thing--completely different from anything I had in my non-English speaking home!
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Your memory is accurate...my mother used to put the veggies and rice on the spoon behind the meat so that I would have to consume the meat to get to the good stuff!
Strange that during my pregnancy with A1, I not only started eating and enjoying cheese, but also craving it on occasion. I have retained my ability to process it now!
Can you say "Yum"?
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