I truly do think that my daughter, Abby, is the next Pioneer Woman. Let me tell you why.
Banana Bread is like candy in our house.
It never lasts long and is devoured quickly.
I laughed to myself the other day when I saw black bananas in our laundry room. Then Abby told me she put them in there to ripen up (and the real reason – so her brothers wouldn’t eat them!), so she could make her beloved banana bread.
I’m totally out of the picture now when it comes to Abby making her specialty. In fact, I think the reason why she loves to make it (besides the flavor) is because you don’t have to get the big Kitchen Aid mixer out!
You just stir it by hand!
Taken from my mom’s church cookbook, it’s the best banana bread recipe ever! And given that Abby took most of these photos herself for a project, I'd say she's pretty organized, just like The Pioneer Woman!
Last school year, for Abby's “How To” project, the kids had to make a recipe in their own kitchen, and then write a report with power-point, and give a speech about it. And then the classroom benefited by being able to sample the goods.
The goods never last long in our house. Even as Abby was taking it to school we were all trying to grab a piece.
I wonder how my daughter learned to lay all of those ingredients out?!
Do your kids have special recipes that they love to make?
Taken from my mom’s church cookbook, it’s the best banana bread recipe ever! And given that Abby took most of these photos herself for a project, I'd say she's pretty organized, just like The Pioneer Woman!
Last school year, for Abby's “How To” project, the kids had to make a recipe in their own kitchen, and then write a report with power-point, and give a speech about it. And then the classroom benefited by being able to sample the goods.
The goods never last long in our house. Even as Abby was taking it to school we were all trying to grab a piece.
I wonder how my daughter learned to lay all of those ingredients out?!
Do your kids have special recipes that they love to make?
