After almost 25 years of marriage, this day of hearts, and flowers, takes on a whole new meaning.
I find myself less concerned with romantic overtures, and more interested in the things that really matter like health, happiness, kindness, and true friendship so that this Valentines day I want to take the time for gratitude that I have been blessed with such a relationship.
I mean seriously.
Who would have put up with all this over the years?
Let alone been willing to film it?
Pretty much, no one but the Pool Boy - the beloved man I married who has lately, taken up a video camera and become quite the Svengali - filming produce, crispy fried meats, and luscious gravies with the deft eye of a man who knows what cream sauce should look like when gently drizzled over roasted meat.
That he says things like: "We have to close the curtains before filming" while we both crack up because the only thing we'll be shooting is radishes, makes me love him even more - and made coming up with a valentines meal for him this year that much more fun.
And I promise, my Pork Scallopini with Mushroom Gravy is a crispy, tender dish anyone will love.
To get the printable recipe, click here.
I hope you enjoy my step by step how to video! Check out the new intro!
Stay tuned tomorrow for part 2 of How a Pork Tenderloin Saved My Life. In which I take my mighty Gobblers before the judges at Recipes to Riches!
If you missed the first installment, join the fun and read it here: How a Pork Tenderloin Saved My Life, Part 1
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oh my goodness---yum!! off to click on the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christina :-) Every now and then I crave something like this for dinner. Total comfort food! let me know if you try it.
DeleteYour valentine dinner sounds scrumptious to say the least. Just stopping by to thank you for your kind comment on my blog today. Happy Valentines Day!
ReplyDeleteAwww... thanks!! I so appreciate the visit - especially since my visit to your blog this morning brightened my day!
DeleteLyndsay, this looks wonderful. I love pork scallopini and I love the idea of the mushroom gravy with this - the perfect dish for someone you love :-)
ReplyDeleteWe almost had the same supper for Valentines - no gravy and used pork cutlets and breadcrumbs. Kids loved them. I will have to try gravy next time. That would really take it up a notch! Thanks.
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