Tag Team Dinner

While we don't consider ourselves vegetarian, Chris and I eat a lot of meatless dinners.  Tonight was no exception, and it was extra delicious because we each made a different section, a little "marriage dinner tag team" event, if you will.

 I've never made cornbread before, but saw a recipe to make it in Cosmo (I know, cornbread isn't what you think of when you think Cosmo...).  Chris wanted to make his Veggie Chili (a fairly regular appearance in the Course house), so I thought it made sense to put 'em together.

Cornbread is delicious! Especially right out of the oven... mmmm. (I added jalapeno, shredded cheese and kernel corn, as per Cosmo's "hot & spicy" instructions)

And I was sure to follow the directions on the packaging closely...

Cute.

Chris' Delicious Veggi Chili (complete with tofu & beer! in the chili!! WILD!)

Delish dinner. 

And I learned Chris & I make a rather good dinner making team.  I'm thinking some kind of "Cooking With the Courses" Food Network show any day now...

"Cooking is like love, it should be entered into with abandon or not at all" - Harriet van Horne

My Husband Loves Me

Yesterday, I was watching the Food Network (SHOCKER!) and Bobby Flay was making "Stuffed French Toast"

Doesn't that look unbelievably good?

I mentioned a couple of times during the show how much I wanted to try it.

I woke up this morning, and this is what Chris had made me for breakfast:

Who needs Bobby Flay? 

I have the best husband in the whole world. 

I Dream in Sushi

Maybe it's weird. Maybe I should seek help. But I have dreams about sushi.  And I'm really okay with it.

Everyone needs to try sushi at some point in their life - I realize a lot of you are thinking "ew, gross, raw fish".... get over it! It's delicious, and you are missing out if you don't try it.

Go at sushi like you want to go at life - try something new, get a little adventurous, take the plunge!

And if you hate it - there's always the tempura veggies (deep fried crispy coated vegetables... hello) and other delicious alternatives. But seriously, where else do you get to eat with sticks and out of serving dishes shaped like boats?

Happy Sushi-ing!

"Nokorimono ni wa fuku ga aru."

(Luck exists in the leftovers...)