Cutting out tiny Christmas trees just for her.
She new exactly what to do when it came to decorating her cookies. As you can see we had many options for her.
She took her time to spread the icing.
She took her time to "accidentally" spread icing on her fingers. (Note: Our Chefs are not required to wear pants while in the kitchen. But only because the laundry staff didn't want to bother with food coloring stains!)
Watching Grandma very carefully to learn how to use a pastry bag to get really fun details on cookies. Because the prettier they look, the less calories they have! :)
After her quick lesson she was off. We couldn't get her cookies fast enough she was a decorating machine!
Her snowflake she embellished all by herself. She knew to put icing on all of the tips. I don't know about you, but all of us were impressed at her skill (remember she's 2)
It was great fun spending 2 days make cookies and other treats. It made the hard work and $$$ for our new kitchen worthwhile. I love our new kitchen, can't wait for more family kitchen adventures.
Coming soon: Christmas pictures and pictures from our Chicago trip!
1 comment:
We had a blast helping on day 2. Maybe next time Riley will want help more. ALL the cookies where wonderful and they all tasted GREAT!!! Thanks for sharing all your hard work with the Rinmgan/Poling Family.
Happy New Year !!
Love <3
Angie and Family
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