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In the grocery store, Lauren appeared with sweet peppers (red, yellow and green),
a large onion and two crowns of broccoli. Said she had something in mind for dinner (with leftover chicken). I don't argue with anyone who offers to cook.
When she started sauteing, she asked, "Mama. Aren't you going to take a picture?"
Sure! By the way, the colors of these veggies are beautiful, Lauren.
The cook
The cook and the dishwasher at work. They're ignoring me now. Guess that means I should help and set the table.
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Yummy! Hey, she can come cook dinner at my house anytime! I'm always for having someone else cook!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweetheart. I don't think I ever offered to cook dinner when I lived at home - I'm so ashamed. The peppers and onion are the key ingredients in "James' Famous Fajitas." A must try. :-)
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