Seems like almost every day the kids ask to have pizza for lunch. Probably once a week I agree.
Now what we call pizza in our home - might not even come close to resembling the pizza in your mind.
It's quick, easy, somewhat healthy, and my 8 yr old can make it herself.
Take one tortilla (whole wheat if we're feeling overly health conscious and have some on hand), add a small amount of shredded cheddar and a few pieces of pepperoni. Pop it into the toaster oven, turn to broil, and bake until the cheese melts.
Today we only had one tortilla in the whole house (and incidentally it was whole wheat) and there were two kids. We also had a large-ish awkward shaped piece of somewhat dried out "Afghan bread", so I decided to use that.
Out came the kitchen scissors. Voila! - Scherenschnitte! :)
"It's not Valentine's Day", said the girl when she saw my edible Scherenschnitte . They loved it!
Now what we call pizza in our home - might not even come close to resembling the pizza in your mind.
It's quick, easy, somewhat healthy, and my 8 yr old can make it herself.
Take one tortilla (whole wheat if we're feeling overly health conscious and have some on hand), add a small amount of shredded cheddar and a few pieces of pepperoni. Pop it into the toaster oven, turn to broil, and bake until the cheese melts.
Today we only had one tortilla in the whole house (and incidentally it was whole wheat) and there were two kids. We also had a large-ish awkward shaped piece of somewhat dried out "Afghan bread", so I decided to use that.
Out came the kitchen scissors. Voila! - Scherenschnitte! :)
"It's not Valentine's Day", said the girl when she saw my edible Scherenschnitte . They loved it!
