Thursday is pizza night.

We don’t like change much here. We have pizza on Thursdays. I make the dough in the breadmaker, topping out of tinned tomatoes mashed with my lovely potato masher. I grate cheese, always white cheddar, and add mozzarella.

One tray is just cheese and tomato. The other has vegetable toppings, tomato, onion, mushrooms if I have them.

The children’s pizza is cut into 12 pieces. Five each for the bigger children, 2 for smallest. And then tigerboy started on solids.

He’s moved onto three good meals a day. I’d heard of children doing this by 7 months, I thought it was a myth. Now I’ve got a child who has done it. Odd. So tonight I stretched the dough out and made an extra little pizza for the two little ones to share.

I still had to cut the plain pizza into 12 pieces. Change is not good. The pizza was though.


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Comments

4 responses to “Thursday is pizza night.”

  1. We love pizza, especially vege pizza, Lucas adores it too. It is odd though, cooking for one more.

    1. It is, especially when he’s so little!

  2. I always intend to make pizza dough but always end up cutting a pitta bread in half and using that.

    1. I never have pitta bread!

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