Jimmy Kimmel is hosting the 90th Annual Academy Awards for the second year in a row.
And in celebration of the Oscars, the talk show host made Oscar The Grouch pancakes for his kids on Sunday morning.
He took to Instagram to show off his very green masterpiece.
What a good dad! Jimmy Kimmel made Oscar The Grouch pancakes for his kids on Sunday morning in celebration of the 90th Annual Academy Awards
Kiss the cook! Jimmy’s wife Molly McNearney recently wrote a hilarious complaint piece about her husband’s pancake making in The Washington Post
This is not the first time that Jimmy has exemplified his talents in the kitchen.
In the past, he has made pancakes shaped like cupid, a pig, and even Thomas The Train for his little ones Billy, 10 months and Jane, age three.
But the magic of his freehand pancake skills has dissipated for his wife Molly McNearney who wrote a hilarious complaint piece about her husband in The Washington Post.
‘He makes art. With pancake batter. Like a lumberjack psychopath,’ Molly said in her article that oozed contempt about his over achieving habits in the kitchen
What a skill! In the past, Kimmel has made pancakes shaped like cupid, a pig, and even Thomas The Train for his little ones Billy, 10 months and Jane, age three
Kimmel started making pancakes for his kids a little over a year ago, but it quickly escalated into something along the lines of a hobby when he began ‘experimenting.’
The NYC native ordered plastic squeeze bottles, food coloring, and decorating pens so that he could create images with a greater accuracy.
‘He makes art. With pancake batter. Like a lumberjack psychopath,’ Molly said in her article that oozed contempt for his over achieving habits in the kitchen.
Happy home! The talk show host began ‘experimenting’ about a year ago with his pancake making when he ordered plastic squeeze bottles, food coloring, and decorating pens so that he could create images with a greater accuracy
McNearney explained, half joking and half not, that she felt slightly ‘inadequate,’ when her children would beg for masterpieces and she could only muster up a ‘brown ball.’
She ended her piece still annoyed, but with an air of acceptance.
‘One day my children will appreciate the fact that I gave birth to them and stayed up all night breast-feeding and rubbing growing pains out of their legs,’ she said.
‘One day they will remember that I always had a snack in my purse and a baby wipe in my glove compartment. They might even thank me for teaching them good manners if I did it successfully.’
Cooking competitors! McNearney explained, half joking and half not, that her husband’s cooking made her feel ‘inadequate,’ when her children would beg for masterpieces and she could only muster up a ‘brown ball’