Steve in the Kitchen: Mickey Mouse Pancakes

For my second installment of Steve in the Kitchen I present my world famous Mickey Mouse Pancakes.

Step 1: Make your mouse shaped batter and add blueberries or chocolate chips (one is beter, the other better for you. You decide).

Step 2: The flip. You gotta be aggressive here folks. Flip it like you mean it.

Step 3: The finished cake. Ain't she (I mean he) a beaut.

In the end, it doesn't matter if they don't turn out perfectly, as long as the customers are satisfied.

Bonus: For you master chefs out there you can expand the blueberry pancakes to blueberry eggs. Like I said, as long as the customers are happy...

Snow Days

Autumn helped me build this snowman last week. You can tell it is a boy snowman because he has antlers. It's also good to see that Frosty supports Rip City.

Conversations with Autumn

I think from time to time I'll try to post an interesting conversation between myself and a two year old. Here's my first entry:

Me: Autumn, what would you like to have for lunch?
Autumn: Ice Cream!

No, that's not a picture of ice cream. Those are green eggs (we were out of green ham that day).

Flickr Update

There are some more recent shots of the girls posted to flickr.
Be sure to bookmark this and previous flickr links if you want because somehow in all my tech savvy I have unintentionally created yet another flickr account. This is number four. Sigh.

Urp

"You said I had to wear a bib, but not HOW I wear it."


Family tradition...each new kid gets a throw-up picture posted to the blog.

You can find more recent pics of the girls at flickr.

"Uh-Oh"

What distresses a two-year old.

Recent Cedar