What did you cook for your wife?

[David-and-Mae 15]

Beef sausage...

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm... Was it cooked?

american meatloaf yummy... with mashed potatoes

OH man, your making me hungry this morning......

You should try David's meatloaf, man... it's sooooooooo good and the leftover is good for sandwich too. It's my favorite!!!

--Mae

[edp333 9]

Barbequed butterfly porks on the grill with a side of veggies, bread, and hot chocolate.

I had stocked the fridge and pantry with some of her favorites.

Edited June 19, 2008 by edp333

[vbtbmrt 2]

i made tacos oh yummy yummy she really like them. and my wifes favorite food is something i just introduced her too is brownies. that i made here at home

[DARUMA07 25]

Beef sausage...

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm... Was it cooked?

american meatloaf yummy... with mashed potatoes

OH man, your making me hungry this morning......

You should try David's meatloaf, man... it's sooooooooo good and the leftover is good for sandwich too. It's my favorite!!!

--Mae

Mae,

Your making me hungry too..... Stop it!!!!!!

[PJHiii 0]

My first dinner I cooked for my fiancee was beef steak, mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy, garlic toast, and broccoli. All homemade in my Ascott hotel suite's kitchen. I even boiled down some beef bones to make the gravy.

And the entire gallery from that trip:

http://pjhiii.homlish.net/~phomlish/slide/...8_Spring_Manila

I'm sure I'll make something Filipino when the USA government finally decides we've waited long enough and I get her here to my big empty lonely home in Delaware. Please keep posting, I'm curious as to what causes the most delight for that special someone when they finally arrive in the USA.

Paul

[♥JP♥ 5]

Just my 2 cents here. But why not make something for that represents you best? I'd assume that when you went to visit her, she probebly made some really good filipino food and I'm sure she eats plenty of that now as it is.

What is your favorite meal? Make that for her.

[lirachadsbaby 0]

hubby cooked me hamburger helper for our first dinner. He wanted me to taste his favorite food (lol). honestly I didn't like it as I wanted rice. Even so, I appreciated his effort.

[o0pink0o 3]

My first dinner I cooked for my fiancee was beef steak, mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy, garlic toast, and broccoli. All homemade in my Ascott hotel suite's kitchen. I even boiled down some beef bones to make the gravy.

And the entire gallery from that trip:

http://pjhiii.homlish.net/~phomlish/slide/...8_Spring_Manila

I'm sure I'll make something Filipino when the USA government finally decides we've waited long enough and I get her here to my big empty lonely home in Delaware. Please keep posting, I'm curious as to what causes the most delight for that special someone when they finally arrive in the USA.

Paul

thanks for sharing your photo album and btw nice pics

[David-and-Mae 15]

Just my 2 cents here. But why not make something for that represents you best? I'd assume that when you went to visit her, she probebly made some really good filipino food and I'm sure she eats plenty of that now as it is.

What is your favorite meal? Make that for her.

I agree... and his favorite dish that represents him best is beef meatloaf. When I was still in the Philippines, I used to make fun of him whenever he would tell me that he made 4 meatloaves and would tease him that it's the only dish he can make. Boy, when I first tasted it, I have been the one encouraging him to make more. Our deep freezer is filled with it. We got them frozen because the longer it stays in the freezer, the tastier it gets. Every meatloaf is different since he doesn't really have a recipe for it, just more of like calculation on every ingredient. But every time it is delicious. Last night, we almost fought over a small slice of it. We ended up him having it and I got leftover rice noodles for myself. And then I told him I'm ready for another meatloaf anytime. My husband is a good cook and that is his signature dish.

--Mae

[I luv my chappara 0]

My first dinner I cooked for my fiancee was beef steak, mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy, garlic toast, and broccoli. All homemade in my Ascott hotel suite's kitchen. I even boiled down some beef bones to make the gravy.

And the entire gallery from that trip:

http://pjhiii.homlish.net/~phomlish/slide/...8_Spring_Manila

I'm sure I'll make something Filipino when the USA government finally decides we've waited long enough and I get her here to my big empty lonely home in Delaware. Please keep posting, I'm curious as to what causes the most delight for that special someone when they finally arrive in the USA.

Paul

wowwwwwwwww looks delicious

[sweetcouple 0]

When my wife's arrival in February, she had a welcome Party.

My family and I baked her a chocolate cake and one of my

Filipina friend brought her Pork Sinigang. Those are her favorites.

[wizardfitz 13]

I making meatloaf and tater tots. then the day after she gets here its off to walmart to buy a rice cooker

[Riccar08 0]

I decided to make Carol spaghetti and meatballs/italian sausages for her first meal. I will also make a pot

of pork sinigang to have in the refrigerator for her. Meatloaf will be the second meal I cook Since it

seems pretty popular around here

Sheriff I have some fresh tube steak also

[PJHiii 0]

Just my 2 cents here. But why not make something for that represents you best? I'd assume that when you went to visit her, she probebly made some really good filipino food and I'm sure she eats plenty of that now as it is.

What is your favorite meal? Make that for her.

I think thats great advice. She seems to like spaghetti and meatballs (favorite birthday dish), so I'm thinking that's an easy one to leave the gravy stay warm in the crockpot while I'm picking her up. But I think I'll give it my signature twist and make it really American- with bison meat. And I'll pull out that mixer attachment and make some real homemade noodles. There's nothing like freshly made pasta noodles cooked al dente. Freshly grated parmesan, garlic toast. And chocolate desert, maybe I'll crank up the fountain and have those little nearly frozen cheesecakes, bananas, strawberries, marshmallows, and sponge cake.

And I'd like to thanks the women here that are maintaining blogs. I'm really enjoying reading those. Right now, I'm into

SweetCouple Marlys' at http://marlysefcik.blogspot.com/

and

Inday's at http://indayskitchen.blogspot.com/

We've waited one month already. How much longer? God, please let it be just 5 more.

Thanks VJ,

Paul