Spring break: Day 3
And we are officially bored. mmmmhmmmm.
Yesderday we made kitty cookies. Yes, we baked for the cat. That is how bottom-of-the-barrel I am feeling right now. The kids liked it, that’s what’s important. The fact that I look like a crazy cat lady is beside the point.
Drew wrote down the recipe for us. Kitty cookies are an exact science. You don’t want to mess around with Cheddar and his cookies.
I always bake in my finest pearls – don’t you?
After this the kids fought over who got to crack the egg, so I got the mighty privilege. Lucky me!
Approval from his highness before we move on to the next step.
Now for the fun part – flatten the dough. Nice technique Drew…
Cheddar was anxiously circling the kitchen. The smell of tuna wafting though the kitchen was more than this cat can handle.
After 15 excruciating minutes, the morsels of fishy goodness are finally baked to perfection. That’s closer than you ever wanted to get to cat food, isn’t it?
Drew made sure to document every step of the process. Next time he will be able to make these without my help:
tonua
flour
wheat germ
corn meal
egg
of oyl (olive oil)
cooke shet
spashla
scoop
flat
uvin
lite (so we can watch them bake, or course!)
15 minise
cute (cut)
toona cookies (boy – that tuna word is pretty tricky, huh!?)
clen up the ckichin (atta BOY!)
And clean up they did!
I want to taste them. they looked really good! that is one lucky cat! It looks like you are keeping busy and having a great time. The kids know that time with you is much more important than where or what you are doing. Love you Gma
What a great idea! Now if you can find me a recipe for dog cookies for our puppy that would be great. We are getting some kittens in a few weeks when they are old enough so I’ll refer back to this post in a bit. Did your cat like them?
I can’t believe Cheddar ever ran away, with treatment like this! No wonder he came back – I’d come back for gourmet cooking, too.