
After climbing up her stool to the sink, placing her hands under the running water to wash, it was time for her 'work' to begin. Beside me at the counter her hands moved from one vegetable to another, as we played a game to name them all. My work was straightforward, dicing. Her's, well, her tasks were a little more involved... everything else. After much effort, tasting along the way, and no catastrophes, we had a delicious winter meal and a very proud little girl.
(An altered version of 1985 Chicken Pie from epicurious, yum!)













It looks absolutely delicious! I love how you do things at your blog!
ReplyDeleteI love chicken pot pie. I went to epicuruous and checked out this recipe...and it sounds YUM! That's so cute that Baby Blue likes to help. She's such a sweetie!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Tuesday!
looks quite yummy! great teamwork!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious!! how sweet that baby blue is your helper. i hope that she always likes to help you in the kitchen. mine lost her interest as she got older.
ReplyDeleteLove the side of fresh cukes with the chicken pot pie -- a great combination of soft and crunchy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great moment to share!
ReplyDeleteThat does look sooo yummy!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh i was just thinking of chicken pot pie last night! brrr it's cold here. that sounds good!
ReplyDeleteThat does look yummy! As usual, your photos are all so warm and inviting, I love them!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Don't you love cooking with kiddies? It's so fun to see their look of accomplishment after it's all done.
ReplyDeleteAwww, how cute! Tanner always helps me when I make chicken pot pie too. That is so sweet! She did good!!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome!
ReplyDeleteYum looks so good :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I think I need to find a good chicken pot pie recipe. If you have one, do share sometime!!
ReplyDeleteYummmmmmmmmm!!!!!
ReplyDeletelooks good...minus the carbs i'd eat some, lol! eating better in the new year, amen! blessings...
ReplyDeleteIt looks yummy and how sweet that she helped you, just spending the time with you in the kitchen creates wonderful memories!
ReplyDeleteMMMMMM! That looks awesome :)
ReplyDeleteyummy! the perfect dish to warm you from the inside out.
ReplyDeleteYum! I'm very much looking forward to when my daughter can be in the kitchen with me. Now, I simply hold things up to her nose for her to smell and tell her what it is. Or I walk her through what I'm doing...I like to think she gets it. ;)
ReplyDeleteHappy W/W!
No that looks like a great dinner idea to warm our frozen toes!
ReplyDeleteso cute and fun! love it!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet...
ReplyDeleteThat chicken pie looks yummy...the perfect winter comfort food. You just gave me an idea for my menu plan for next week. Thanks. :)
ReplyDeleteI know she had a blast helping you. You are so brave! :)Gerri
ReplyDeleteSomething special for you @ my blog!
ReplyDeletepot pie is one of my all time favorites during the winter months! Yummio!!!
ReplyDeleteHi...
ReplyDeleteMy tongue filled with water.. Hope u got a good meal..
Those wonderful evenings of sharing cooking chores with your children are great memories -- good for you for taking the time to let her "help!"
ReplyDeletesweet - this brings back memories.
ReplyDeleteStopping in from SITS, have a great day.
Thank you for your visit on my blog and your nice comment... You make me smile!! How I cope - just because I love to do this...
ReplyDeleteLooks delish girl!!!!!!!!
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