We recently sent out invitations for our upcoming wedding. Like others before us, we included a phrase that we thought best represented our feelings. The original quote was from Harriet Van Horne; however, we flipped around the first line to fit our needs. Our saying was:
entered into with abandon or not at all.
Jessica and I love each other and we love cooking — we see many parallels between the two affinities. In both, the basis for starting is instinctual and the result is a special treat. Like food preferences, everyone has their special taste in a significant other. To achieve a great result in either it takes a little luck and a lot of understanding.
And as anyone who has been in a relationship or in the kitchen knows, there can be times of trouble. And usually those troubles can be resolved with work and dedication. We’re looking forward to the challenge and the delicious result!
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Lovely quote Lon. Looved the post too Congrats to Jessica and you. And please send me a piece of the cake. I love potatoes and will send you a Bengali recipe called alu posto which are potatoes cooked in poppy seeds! They are as heady as they sound. Loved the beef and scallop pics. I am off the blog as i am without a comp for a few days but look forward to getting back sooo.
why is the dog in the pot?
The knife, what beef and scallop pic?
Delectabill, Ice (our dog’s name) is sitting in the pot because it was our way of trying to put all that we love, in the picture. Ice steals the show though.
From our perspective, the dog is not in the pot as much as the pot is outside of the dog. We’re so existential.
I’m with Delectabill here…the dog is in the pot.
scallops : steak frites