I’m marveling this Monday morn, remembering two recent preposterously delicious meals Robert and I shared.

First, Robert absolutely outdid himself the other night at supper with his Fisherman’s Pie.

Starring cod, shrimp, smoked salmon snd crab leg meat.


With a supporting cast of leeks, spinach and heavy cream. Topped off with succulent mashed potatoes.

Somewhat similar to a seafood chowder, with a thicker consistency.

Oh my GOODNESS.
The recipe HR used, in case you’re interested:
Trying not to be outdone, I put together (in my mother‘s old cast iron skillet, which actually belonged to her mother) another supper of Bone-In Pork Chops with Honey-crisp Apples and Spiced Cider.



It tasted like autumn!



And a link to my recipe:
P.S. I love using the word “supper” instead of “dinner.” It’s nostalgic. It’s home.

They both look delicious.
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They were!
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Gosh, you guys should open a restaurant!
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Lol. Time to experiment with food is one of the many benefits of retirement!
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What a delightful and mouthwatering description! 😋
Your words bring the Fisherman’s Pie to life — I could almost taste the rich blend of cod, shrimp, smoked salmon, and crab mingling with creamy leeks and spinach. The way you describe it makes it feel both comforting and gourmet at once. Robert’s culinary talent truly shines through, and your storytelling makes the experience even more delicious. A perfect feast for both the palate and the imagination! 🐟🥔✨
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Thanks so much. It really was delicious!
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Fabulous suppers. I do a pork chop baked with apples too, a very similar recipe. Granny Smith apples are best and I leave the sage leaves whole. So yummy crisped up
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I’ll try granny Smith next time. Thanks.
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👍🏼😀
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Mmmmm … those both look delicious!!! 🤤
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Calorically yummy.
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I love the word “supper” also. Reminds me of growing up in deep south Georgia. I say dinner mostly now, but supper is so very nostalgic.
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Yes!
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A man cooking is sexy.
A sexy man cooking is sexier.
Robert in a tank-top cooking is (I will not complete this sentence out of respect for you both!)
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Lol.
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