Here's the thing. When the lighting was dim, I could tell that the steak was on the rare side. But when we turned the lights on to clear the dishes, my leftover steak was still on my plate and it looked a lot like it did before I took it out of the package....and before I cooked it....yeah. But on the plus side, the carrot souffle was divine, the pears turned out great, and the molten lava cake's weird texture and flavor was drowned out by the hagen daaz ice-cream.
After dinner we watched "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" which sounds spooky but is actually quite romantic. It features a widow who falls in love with a ghost that haunts her seaside cottage. Kind of hard for me to relate but...whatever.
I love that Christopher will wake up extra early to clean the dishes. I love that he knows I prefer tulips to roses, and I love that he washes down raw steak and weird cake with huge gulps of sparkling cider just to spare my feelings. Happy Belated Valentines!
That dinner sounds delicious (even if you say it didn't turn out exactly right)!
ReplyDeletei love that your flowers are in your pitcher! i did the exact same thing. :) wish you could come be my cook.
ReplyDeleteIf both of you are still alive then I bet the steak was fine. And everything else sounds delish.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are a really really cute couple. `
You always underestimate yourself. You are the best cook ever. I do hate red meat though. It always tastes better in the dark. Haha
ReplyDeleteI bet it wasn't as bad as you say. It sounds amazing. It's cool you even attempted it.
ReplyDeleteAnd that movie? Haha! I want to see it now.
That sounds like a great night! I think I would have liked your steak - I like mine on the rare side - "don't be heavy on the hand" is a saying in our family to not overcook a steak.
ReplyDeleteOur valentine's day was not as exciting - mitch had to work all day and night at the hospital and I was in florida. Your's was definately better :)