If you’re one of EE’s many fans (sarcasm), you might know that my blog was outed a while back by my youngest nephew. (Click here for more details.)
Both of our nephews are foodies (in fact the entire family is), but the 5th grader seems most fascinated with my blog (however, I haven’t had any comments from him lately…what’s up with that, Crazy Dog?)
This is a photo of him 6 years ago with a GIANT tomato grown in Gran’s garden.
Anywhoo, I received an email from him that I have to share in it’s entirety:
Dad just made up this recipe on the spot…. don’t ask me HOW he did it, but he somehow did. He says he can give you a recipe to put on your food blog. I would talk to him about that :). I have a locker in school (finally!), and thanks for the school supplies. I really like the pencil holder and the chocolate filled graham crackers. I will send you the honeycomb later we salvaged from our hive. (Again, finally!). Our bees died :(.
(Sorry about the bees. That makes me sad.)
He graciously sent me photos of this delicious meal for our vicarious enjoyment.
Photo credit: Crazy Dog
“What should we entitled it?” I emailed him back.
Photo Credit: Crazy Dog
“Not sure, but I will ask Dad if he has a name” was the reply followed promptly by “Shrimp Dinner….with Cream.”
Photo Credit: Crazy Dog
I’m still awaiting the recipe, guys.
He was adorable and sweet :-)) That tomato is really HUGE..never seen one that big..the shrimp dinner with cream looks out of this world, Deb.
Thanks, Angie.
I am so sorry to hear about the bees, that’s sad.
Looking forward to the recipe for the shrimp dinner!
They’ve been perplexed about their bees for sometime now. Hope I get the recipe…
So nice to have an appreciative grand child!
best… mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Well, it’s nice to have the nephew……
The featured tomato from a few years ago is a Kellogg’s Breakfast. Our very favorite tomato. We had a 3# one a few years ago, but not this one. Seeds can be purchased at Seed Savers Exchange in Decorah, Iowa. It did not do well this year, however. We have had a lot of 18 oz. tomatoes on heirloom plants of other varieties. Seed savers has all heirloom seeds. A great place to visit or you can mail order seeds.
Thanks, mom!
Fun post! Eagerly awaiting recipe . . . 🙂
Sorry about the bees too! But OMG hilarious. What a great (and bossy) fan 😉