Here’s today’s picture. It was submitted by Jules of The Bergham Chronicles.
1. Little girl to herself: Darn, I can't reach that clutch thing. Oh well, I just won't use it. What could it hurt?
2. Little girl to herself: Mom doesn't want to drive me to my friend's house. No problem. I'll show her. I'll just borrow this thing and drive myself.
3. Little girl to herself: I don't mind driving myself to the mall, but I sure hope it doesn't rain before I get there.
4. Little girl to herself: Hmmm . . . I forgot, is this supposed to be like race cars where I go as fast as I can, or like bumper cars where I hit as many other vehicles as I can?
5. Little girl to herself: I'm sure dad just said no sandbox because it's too much work. No problem, I'll just borrow this big dirt scooper thing and dig my own in the front yard. Dad won't have to do anything. He'll be so proud of me.
And now for something yummy. Is it dinner? Is it dessert? You decide. Happy April Fools day, everyone!
April Fools Peanut Butter and Jelly Pizza Cookie
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April Fools Peanut Butter and Jelly Pizza Cookie
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Ingredients:
1 tube (about 16 oz) Pillsbury Peanut Butter Cookie dough
1/2 cup white chocolate chips
1/3 cup chocolate chips
1/2 cup raspberry jam
3/4 cup vanilla or cream cheese frosting
red food coloring
2 ounces vanilla bark
about 4 red fruit roll ups
1 green pull and peel twizzler
5 Crows (black licorice gumdrops)
5 Crows (black licorice gumdrops)
Directions:
*Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Grease a pizza pan without holes in the bottom.
*Using your hands, pat the cookie dough out onto the pan.
*Bake for about 16 to 18 minutes until it browns. Remove from oven and cool completely.
*While the cookie is baking, melt the white chocolate chips and chocolate chips until smooth. Spread thinly onto a piece of parchment paper, you should have a rectangle approximated 12 X 10 inches. Allow to just start to set, about 5 minutes.
*Using the tip of a sharp knife, cut mushroom shapes into the chocolate. Refrigerate to set completely.
*Whisk the jam together with the frosting. Add red food coloring, a few drops at a time until the frosting is red. Spread over the cooled cookie to about 1 inch from the edges.
*Shred the vanilla bark with a vegetable shredder so it looks like shredded cheese. Sprinkle over the frosting.
*Cut circles from the fruit roll ups to look like pepperoni. Add on top of the vanilla bark.
*Peel the twizzler and cut into small pieces to look like green pepper. Sprinkle over the top.
*Cut the licorice gumdrops into thirds. Sprinkle over the top.
*Cut the licorice gumdrops into thirds. Sprinkle over the top.
*Remove the "mushrooms" from the refrigerator. Cut away the excess chocolate and remove the chocolate mushrooms with a spatula. Place onto the "pizza."
*Slice and serve.
Ha! Cute! Reminds me of an event I went to once on an old ferry boat that had been re-done as a B&B. The owners were a famous design team and they served us a trompe-l'oieil lunch - the main course looked like cupcakes but were actually individual shepherd's pies, and dessert looked like hamburgers but was actually cookies or something. This was a while back but I remember the shepherd's pies particularly well because they really did look like cupcakes, and they were really good!
ReplyDeleteI love it. The adult version of playing with your food!
DeleteOf course Dad will be proud! And if I had to decide I'd tend to "bumper car style". Not 100% sure, though.
ReplyDeleteCool pizza! :-) Happy Weekend!
I think maybe I'd go for speed! Happy weekend to you too!
DeleteThat's right make your own sandbox! That will show him.
ReplyDeleteI've got one who's strong willed enough to have done something like this. Just to show me, of course.
DeleteThat is the cutest picture! That little one looks like she means business!
ReplyDeleteI'm going with #4. Hilarious!
She's adorable. This was such a fun picture to caption.
DeleteThat would be a heck of a great pizza. Of course, I could only have a tiny sliver.
ReplyDeleteMe too. It's cute and great for kids but it's really sweet.
DeleteI love #5----that's something my youngest son would have done if that equipment had been anywhere nearby.
ReplyDeleteI think your youngest and my oldest have a lot in common.
DeleteThis is the cutest pizza ever!!!!!!!!! I definitely need to get brave and try it!!!!!! Love your captions. I read every single one in her voice. I think she'd go for speed, and bumper cars would just happen.
ReplyDeleteLOL, I was thinking speed too!
DeleteOMG I can imagine my little man digging that sand box!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, we moms of spirited children get it, don't we?
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