Main Course: Homemade chicken cordon bleu, baked potatoes, and apple slices with milk (my favorite drink these days!) served in wine glasses.
Dessert: Chocolate covered strawberries.
He's such a good cook! Here's a picture:
Monday, February 14, 2011
Happy Valentine's Day!
It was for us! Josh was a busy man today. He cleaned the living room and the kitchen, and set up this beautiful romantic table for two in the living room!
When I got home he banished me upstairs while he finished cooking dinner. I wasn't allowed to know the menu until it was finished!
Main Course: Homemade chicken cordon bleu, baked potatoes, and apple slices with milk (my favorite drink these days!) served in wine glasses.
Dessert: Chocolate covered strawberries.
He's such a good cook! Here's a picture:
There were candles all around the living room, and of course, Valentine's Day roses for me!
I'm so thankful to have such a wonderful sweet husband! He spoils me rotten. I think I'll keep him!
Main Course: Homemade chicken cordon bleu, baked potatoes, and apple slices with milk (my favorite drink these days!) served in wine glasses.
Dessert: Chocolate covered strawberries.
He's such a good cook! Here's a picture:
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Aren't you a lucky girl! Well played Josh! The table looks beautiful and the food delicious! I am curious about this milk and apples drink, I have never heard of such a thing! Is it a pregnancy thing? OK the cake bites could not have been more simple, or delicious! Bake an entire cake mix in a pan, let is cool, then chop it up, like into crumbs. Ina bowl mix it with an entire container of store bought forsting. It will take a bit of stirring, but will eventually form kind of a ball. Then take an ice cream scoop and form little balls, you can also roll them in your hand, which I ended up doing so they would be the perfect size. Let them set for a bit. Then melt some chocolate, cholocate chips or white will work, and drizzle over the cake bites. I had them on a colling racj with a paper towel beneath to catch the drips. then them set then enjoy. You really can use any flavor combo of cake and frosting. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSounds great! Thanks for the instructions! I guess I did word the apples thing a bit oddly. LOL. The drink was just milk. We had apple slices as a fruit on the side.
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