Monday, October 27, 2008

Unplug your Kids.....Thin

Ok I have to admit when I first saw the theme for this week I was not really sure what to do. I mentioned the theme to DH and Sam and they both thought of spaghetti. Great idea. We needed pasta for supper one night so they ended up making pasta from scratch. Since pasta is thin, it was a yummy and fun project.
Here they are gathering up all of the supplies with their dad.
Each boy has their own rolling pin, so they went about making sure to roll the dough out nice and THIN.


After rolling it out nice and THIN, it was cut in to THIN strips.
Here is the final product. Some really yummy pasta. Make sure to check out all of the other projects over here. Check back in for next weeks project.

10 comments:

GeonHui's Bakery said...

I thought this theme was challenging as well, but you had a great idea!

Anonymous said...

Ohh yum. Great interpretation.

Anonymous said...

Wow! I have a hard enough time cooking, let alone making pasta from scratch. Good job guys!

Shawna said...

Oh this is one is awesome. Pasta is one of those cooking projects I haven't tried yet, but I really want to. what a great idea!

reprehriestless warillever said...

I am so impressed!

Is this something you do often?

Michie said...

That looks like a great project! Lots of fun! My daughter would probably love it. She loves all things to do with dough.

Rockin' Moroccan Mama said...

Nice Heather, I would have had a disaster LOL . Very cool idea.

This Girl loves to Talk said...

ohhh homemade pasta!! YUM!! I have only done it twice myself with an italian lady.. I so gotta do this.. I was putting it off as she used a manual pasta machine to make it thin.. but we can use rolling pins.. there is no excuse!! thanks for making me get to it :)

Garden State Kate said...

You are the "mostest"!!
Very cool. We bailed...just couldn't wrap my mind around "thin". lol

Anonymous said...

What a great way to complete the challenge. The only food I thought of for this theme was Thin Mint Girlscout cookies.