Maybe a main ingredient in these recipies are Baby Ruth bars.
Also, we all know that KT will NOT be buying this book seeing how she has an intense fear of Pooh clouds and imposes all kinds of "rules" on the management of said clouds.
That is a thinly veiled, very rude comment about the pancakes/eggs I (out of the goodness of my hurt) made for Toddcat while visiting. Here is the difference between Toddcat and Ross--Ross LOVED my eggs/pancakes--Todd complained the whole weekend about how I forgot to add a simple thing like flour. I am so grateful I chose the right man to marry--the man who appreciates cooking . . . even when it is done poorly.
Now that I've stopped giggling like Kris Tina on a roller-coaster, I will share in KT's outrage at this unfortunately named book. How did this pass? It would have been easy to call it Pooh's Cookbook, or even better - Winnie the Pooh's Cookbook. What happened to the Winnie part of his name anyway? How about Cooking with Winnie? The only problem with that would be the confusion about the Wonder Years Winnie, but kids wouldn't remember that. Disney is laughing all the way to the bank that kids love the Pooh. Disgusting.
I wasn't complaining, only commenting that what you put in the oven expecting to get back as a pancake turned out to be scrambled eggs, which I didn't even know could be prepared in the oven. You worked you kitchen magic again. Although, it was weird that we still ate those eggs with syrup on them.
Everyone besides Todd, KT, and Greg... Imagine this banter when they are all together, yes, intensify it and then add some Columbian food. An experience that you either wish to have or wish upon your worst enemy, depending on how you roll.
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All I can say is thank goodness he's not making chocolate, chocolate chip cookies. There would be endless confusion.
Maybe a main ingredient in these recipies are Baby Ruth bars.
Also, we all know that KT will NOT be buying this book seeing how she has an intense fear of Pooh clouds and imposes all kinds of "rules" on the management of said clouds.
I have one thing to say, "did you get that package I left for you?"
In addition to fearing the poo cloud, Kitty should also not be buying this book because she and recipes just don't mix.
That is a thinly veiled, very rude comment about the pancakes/eggs I (out of the goodness of my hurt) made for Toddcat while visiting. Here is the difference between Toddcat and Ross--Ross LOVED my eggs/pancakes--Todd complained the whole weekend about how I forgot to add a simple thing like flour. I am so grateful I chose the right man to marry--the man who appreciates cooking . . . even when it is done poorly.
Now that I've stopped giggling like Kris Tina on a roller-coaster, I will share in KT's outrage at this unfortunately named book. How did this pass? It would have been easy to call it Pooh's Cookbook, or even better - Winnie the Pooh's Cookbook. What happened to the Winnie part of his name anyway? How about Cooking with Winnie? The only problem with that would be the confusion about the Wonder Years Winnie, but kids wouldn't remember that. Disney is laughing all the way to the bank that kids love the Pooh. Disgusting.
I wasn't complaining, only commenting that what you put in the oven expecting to get back as a pancake turned out to be scrambled eggs, which I didn't even know could be prepared in the oven. You worked you kitchen magic again. Although, it was weird that we still ate those eggs with syrup on them.
Everyone besides Todd, KT, and Greg... Imagine this banter when they are all together, yes, intensify it and then add some Columbian food. An experience that you either wish to have or wish upon your worst enemy, depending on how you roll.
Shana, you know that is an awesome delight only the lucky few get the pleasure of experiencing.
Not to be rude, but it's spelled with an 'H'. Come on guys, grow up.
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