Today I watched my 4-year-old granddaughter, Elizabeth, for a couple of hours while her mother went Christmas Shopping. As soon as I arrived, I was informed that we were going to bake Elizabeth Pizza Biscuits.
It was obvious that she had had a bit of help from her mother before I got there. On the counter was a package of unbaked refrigerator biscuits--the kind you peel the wrapper on before whacking it 20 times on the edge of the counter to pop it open.
Next to the biscuits was a cookie sheet covered with aluminum foil, a spray can of olive oil, and three small bowls. One bowl was about half full of tomato sauce; the second bowl had a small amount of shredded cheese (the kind that has mozarella mixed with cheddar; and the final bowl had some diced ham--the kind you use in sandwiches. We were all set to go.
After making sure I washed my hands thoroughly,(she had already washed hers) Elizabeth had me help her spray the cookie sheet with olive oil--to make the pizzas taste good, she said. Then we extracted the ten biscuits from the can and flattened them a bit so they were about twice as large as when they came out of the can.
She wanted to do the rest herself so I just watched as she ladled one teaspoon of the sauce on every biscut, and sprinkled cheese carefully over all ten of them. Finally, she put little bits of ham on every biscuit. (This was beginning to look good, even to me, and I am not a pizza lover.)
Finally, she carried the cookie sheet to the stove, which her mom had also turned on for us, and let me put it into the oven for her.
Ten minutes later, we removed a really yummy treat--Elizabeth's Pizza Biscuits. You should try them sometime. They are inexpensive, quick to fix, and a nice change from all the goodies most of us are eating this time of year.
Best of all, if you have a little child around, let them help. The proud look on his or her face when you comment on what a good cook they are, will give you a fantastic Kodak moment, so it might pay to have your camera ready.
















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