Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Recipe Revealed

So, as I posted earlier today, my little Jack came to me yesterday afternoon and told me he was making a snack, and that he'd written a recipe.

Here is what his recipe card looked like.



Tammy got it exactly right (which absolutely amazed me and my husband!) - it was two pieces of bread, a slice of cheese, and an apple.

How do I know this?

Because a moment later - he brought me his finished product.

I just sat there staring at his creation ready to burst into simultaneous laughter and tears.

At what he'd made.

At the preciousness of his creativity.

At the expression of pride on his face.



I took his picture, then he carefully carried his completed recipe down the hallway to show his Dad.

A few hours (i.e. a very long, wonderful afternoon nap) later, I returned to the kitchen, and found this on the table.



I have not laughed that hard at food. Ever.

I asked Jack, "What did you name your recipe?"

He smiled and answered very matter-of-factly, "An apple and cheese hamburger."

I, however, will forever remember it as "The Jackburger".

13 comments:

  1. Jackie~ CincinnatiJune 29, 2010 at 9:44 PM

    That is about the cutest picture EVER!! Love his face. He looks so proud. Precious!! :)

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  2. Priceless! I should have know what that was!

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  3. So precious! He looks so proud and satisfyed.

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  4. Yay! I got it right, but the picture totally cracked me up. For some reason, I wasn't expecting a whole apple! Ha

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  5. OH land is that every hilarious, Sarah! Your child made a RECIPE for a hamburger made of apple and cheese? You have a sweet and smart little boy there. My, what joy he gives.

    Em

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  6. Oh, BTW, I'm a CHAMP at Pictionary! LOL

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  7. Cheese and apple are a good paring - maybe you have a future chef on your hands :)

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  8. Very cute! Apples and cheese go well together. :-)

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  9. This could not be more precious!!! LOVE the photos, too!

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  10. What a great recipe! I love that he kept the apple whole.

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