Hadn't thought of nachos. (Well, duh, if I had, then I probably would have included it myself ) I definately need to hide food like chips and dips here. If the Man doesn't get them, then Steph loves rice crackers! I like the pizza scone idea too BG, that's a great one. I do a mean scone too . I don't like the boys drinking on potentially empty tummies either, which is why I like to feed them, even though the Man says that I don't need to. I feel responsible for them. OMG, does this mean I'm turning into a mother hen??
And thanks for the dips Suse. Hummus, that's the stuff. I think the Man has actually eaten it, and thought it alright, even though its chickpeas.
Large turkish breads make a good cheap pizza base. You can put anything on it that you would put on a pizza - even just brush with oil, garlic and cheese then pop in the oven.
Hi there,
I was thinking of the turkish bread as well - you could add some diced tomato, red onion and olive oil and make some bruschetta also.
Puff pastry comes in very handy as well - you could make some pizza pinwheels or parmesan cheese twists.
mini hot dogs are nice and easy - cheerios and those little bake at home bread rolls.
You sound like a wonderful nurturer - they're lucky to have you looking out for them
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) I definately need to hide food like chips and dips here. If the Man doesn't get them, then Steph loves rice crackers! I like the pizza scone idea too BG, that's a great one. I do a mean scone too
. I don't like the boys drinking on potentially empty tummies either, which is why I like to feed them, even though the Man says that I don't need to. I feel responsible for them. OMG, does this mean I'm turning into a mother hen??
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