I made it on Mother’s Day and oh, it was yummy. I made a huge batch a few days later, and when we had Lisa and Doug over for dinner, we had it for dessert. They were both amazed at how good it was. We ate all of it!
On Mother’s Day, Leaf had not eaten any of his dinner, so no pudding for him. At least not until bedtime, when he decided he was hungry. (Leaf is going through a control issue, he refuses to eat sometimes, even though we know he is starving. He eats when he feels like it on his terms. We are letting him go through this his own way, our only rule is that he sits with us during dinner whether he eats or not.) Then he ate all his dinner, pudding and shared a pear with Everest.
He liked it as much as the rest of us. Of course, he wanted to feed himself and use a big spoon, so it was a little messy.
Everest enjoying a pear. I am glad my boys love their fruits and veggies.
Leaf’s turn. If we don’t watch him, he will eat an entire apple, pear or banana. When I say entire, I mean all of it, stem, seeds, peel, everything! It is funny to watch him eat an apple or pear, he eats straight through until there is nothing left.
Nathan loves to take these pictures. My what big eyes you have….
