Do you like food?
>> Ba doo be doop ba doo ba >> Me like food.
>> [SOUND] >> Place your order.
If you like it, we make food in our foodie truck, ya.
>> [SOUND] Me got it!
>> I got it.
>> Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
I'm Molly.
I'm having a party to celebrate adopting my new dog Chumlee and
now I would like to make him some vanilla pup-sicles.
Can you help me, please?
>> Of course we can help you because we are monster foodies.
Okay, what we need to make vanilla pup-sicles, Chef Gonger.
And what are they?
>> They are special treats that are safe for doggies to eat.
>>Oh!
>> And to make them we need milk, honey, egg yolks, and vanilla beans.
>> Okay, we got milk, we got honey.
We got eggs and um. Uh oh. We no have vanilla bean.
>> [GASP]No vanilla bean? >>Uh oh.
>> Cookie, did you eat the vanilla bean again?
Why you doing?
Why?
>> Calm down, Gonger.
Me no eat the vanilla bean.
>> Then who did?
>> Oh. Well um, you.
Yeah, see you made yummy vanilla pudding with vanilla bean
and you went nom nom nom nom nom.
>> Cookie, I'm sorry.
I said you ate the vanilla beans, I'm sorry.
>> It's okay, it's okay, Gonger.
Yeah, but, boy now we need to get the vanilla bean from vanilla bean farm.
But how we get there?
>> I'll show you.
>> Yeah.
>> Come on. >> Okay, lets go.
[MUSIC]
>> To the vanilla farm.
Vanilla farm, vanilla farm,
we're going to the vanilla farm.
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy.
Here we are at the vanilla farm.
Hello, Mr. Farmer.
We need vanilla beans to make pup-sicles.
Can you help us please?
>> Yes I can, you've come to the right place.
Follow me.
Vanilla beans come from an orchid, a type of flower that grows on a vine.
Farmers have to look every day for
orchids on the vines because flowers only last for one day.
Once the orchid petals fall off, the stem becomes the vanilla bean and
continues to grow.
They're picked when they're green.
They're dried for a long time until they become brown and shriveled.
The beans are bundled and crated and after a while wrapped in wax paper and
placed in airtight containers to keep them safe and fresh.
This is what the inside of a vanilla bean looks like.
Here's some vanilla to make your pup-sicles, Cookie and Gonger.
>> Thank you, Mr. Farmer.
>> Vanilla, yeah, vanilla, yeah, we're going home with vanilla. Yeah!
>> So what do we do next?
>> Well, me pretty sure the same thing we do at this time, every day.
>> Oh! Oh yes, check the recipe.
Boil the milk and the vanilla.
[SOUND] Yeah.
And a vanilla bean.
There we go.
And add the honey.
>> Pouring the honey in.
>> And now mix it.
>> It boiling!
>> Now we take out the bean.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> The hot milk and honey go into the egg yolks and we stir.
>> We cook some more.
>> Look at that, the milk is getting thick now.
>> Pour the mixture into the mold, then put them into the freezer.
>> Put them into the freezer, all righty.
[SOUND] >> What that?
>> Pup-sicles frozen!
>> They ready, okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Here, they're cold, cold, cold, cold.
>> Yeah.
[SOUND] It's ready!
>> Order up, woof, woof, pup-sicles. >>Huh?
>>That goodbye in dog.
>> Oh I see, woof woof. [SOUND]
>> Thank you so much Cookie Monster and Gonger for these vanilla pup-sicles,
my dog Chumlee loves them.
>> Aw. You welcome, Molly.
[MUSIC]
>> Yeah.
>> Yay!
>> Happy monsters to the rescue,
we make yummy food just for you.