Saturday, October 25, 2008

Saturday Pudding.

Youngest son has gone on a sleep-over today, leaving just me and eldest son on our own in the house. An earlier conversation went along the lines of this:-

Me - What do you want for pudding tonight
Him - Don't mind
Me - Well you choose, we're on our own tonight, so I'll make something that you really like
Him - Ummm
Me - What's your favourite pudding that you've not had for ages
Him - tick, tick tick - you could almost hear the brain working
Me - I've got all day to make you whatever you want. Anything.
Him - Jelly
Me - Oh, will that be with ice cream or without
Him - Without thanks

So, dear readers, I am not going to show you a picture of today's pudding. It is not worth the effort involved in taking the camera out of its case. It has made me wonder though, why on earth do I bother slaving away in the kitchen at times when his favourite pudding in the world is b***** jelly.

But looking on the bright side, it left me plenty of time to just laze about the house knitting, making marmalade and chatting to the neighbours!

9 comments:

. said...

LOL. It's the same as when you spent a fortune on toys and they spend 3 days playing in the box the new cooker came in. They may protest otherwise but ultimately kids like the simple things in life :)

xMx

Gina said...

You have to love 'em!

Kitty said...

LOL. But what flavour jelly? :-p x

Anonymous said...

Whatever else I make when the family come over - sons, daughters-in-law and grandchildren always say.... and raspberry jelly! There are individual favourites but to please them all it's the jelly!

Locket Pocket said...

Oooh jelly! Was it orange???? My favourite! I never make jelly for the children - perhaps I should start now because I love it too!

Lucy x

And cornflour blancmange!

trash said...

Jelly? If it helps at all he may not love it when he is bigger. I may be talking from experience, I wouldn't like to say ;-)

wonderwoman said...

mine are fairly grown up but they love it when granma comes for tea and brings jelly!! the bowl is empty in no time!!

x

Anonymous said...

I trust that someone with your culinary expertise creates jelly from raw ingredients, rather than simply opening a packet.

And did your jelly
glow in the dark?

Mrs Moog said...

Aww bless! I know the feeling....my lot always compliment me on my oven chips and fried egg but if I produce something wholesome and healthy (and tasty!) not a word!!!

xxx