I run a company that makes dog clothes for small breeds and we also post about the love of our pets and daily things that happen in our lives.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
My joy of cooking
Potage Parmentier, Coq Au Vin, Oignons glaces a brun, champignons sautes au beurre, which according to "Mastering the art of french cooking" is: Potato and Leek Soup, Chicken in Red Wine with carmelized onions and brown butter braised mushrooms.
My husband who is the Network Engineer for our small family owned business: Pure Country Pet Boutique LOVED the soup and then through drooling said "it was the best chicken dish I have ever had". I think he was partial to the mushrooms. I really loved the soup. It filled me up though so it was hard to finish the chicken dish.. which was YUMMMMM..Nothing gives me more joy than to cook something that is enjoyed. Even my 15 year old son who never eats anything, after complaining about the onions... he polished off his entire plate. I would highly recommend this dish!
Other than cooking from 3pm to 5:30pm I worked the first part of the day. Finalized booths at Backer and Superzoo (which are pet industry trade shows) and did all of my shipping and making Grocery lists etc... It is hard meal planning. I do get a kick out of it though. There is some great feeling in accomplishing making a gourmet meal that everyone loves.
Whole Chickens are on special this next week in Cali. poultry it is!!!
Don't forget if you are interested in small doggie clothes come check us out at www.purecountrypetboutique.com
Monday, January 25, 2010
Getting excited!
~Christi
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Don't you love it
You know what my plan for this year is? To walk around wearing a window of love. Love can go through the window, but it blocks the shit from hitting your face. Mine has wipers and a fan. So don't throw it at me or it will come back in your face.
LOVE LOVE LOVE
That is my new motto. Have fun holding on to that baggage cuz I am fancy free and doing cartwheels!
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
New Valentines Photo Contest
![]()
|










