Wednesday is Cadet and American Heritage Girls day around here. Kyle had cookie duty for Cadets and wanted to make a cookie pizza. Since the sun was shining, I felt like doing a little bit of baking in my kitchen - after all, I don't do much baking, lol.
Deciding to keep it easy, I just followed the recipe (doubled, of course) on the chocolate chip package and soon had the dough whirring in my mixer.
I plopped about half of the dough on a pizza pan, baking it for quite a long time. 
The end result made a whole lot of boys happy this afternoon. :)
Not this boy, though. No chocolate chips for him! So he went to pout on his perch next to the window.By the time we left for Cadets/AHG, the clouds had rolled back over the landscape. I think I'll console myself with my stitching tonight. There's a new, small project on my q-snaps that I'll show you real soon!
9 comments:
Looks delicious!
Poor little dog! Get him some doggie chocolate but the cookies look very very yummy! Can I have one please?
Ooh, a new project!
The chocolate pizza sounds very interesting and yummy. And oh my, I love your dog!
The chocolate chisounds yummy!!
Von, what a lovely picture!
Thanks for commenting on my blog! :) The cookie pizza looks wonderful! Is it Toll House? YUMM-o! Your Quaker Study WIP is beautiful!
I could go for a chocolate chip cookie about that size!
I like your first photo too!
Oh man ... that looks great!!! I have a couple pizza stones & maybe should try it
I have a flat and a deep dish pizza pan, and you just gave me a great idea!
Why is it that I alway just love, love, love your stitching? Quaker Study is a design I've never even seen, but you make me want to look for it, and I love the colors you're using, whether they're the "called for" colors or not. I know how good you are at choosing your own. This is going to be a lovely piece!
Thanks for your visit to my blog and the idea of salvaging my dish towel with some washing and an iron. ;-)
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