When Jordan decided he wanted to celebrate Fathers day yesterday instead of next Sunday, I went to Costco to get one last minute gift. I wanted to get him some sea bass, which he has been craving and drooling over every time we go to Costco. I got there early, before the lines were too terrible but they had awesome samples so it took me a little while to get to the fish. ;) I couldn't find the sea bass so I got halibut instead. A while after I got home, Jordan remembered he was going to have me get some halibut for Sunday dinner. I told him sorry, he could go get some at Costco if he wanted too. I knew he wouldn't go - Costco is not a fun place in the afternoon mostly because you wait for-ev-er in line to check out. Jordan was going through cookbooks to find the fruit crisp recipe we like and got distracted looking at what we could make for lunch for Fathers Day, possibly using the Mahimahi we have in the freezer. I didn't want him to pull the fish out of the freezer so I told him I didn't think fish sounded good. We never decided on anything and Sunday morning, Jordan was throwing out ideas again. So we opened gifts and boy was he surprised when I told him there was halibut in the fridge. He hadn't noticed it. I kept a straight face the whole time except for when he remembered he had forgotten to tell me to buy some. I just got lucky he didn't notice the look on my face because he was on his way into the other room. If he HAD asked me to get it when I was at the store, I don't think it would have sounded good to me then either. :)
We had Barbeque Halibut Steaks with grilled italian squash and seasoned rice. For dessert, we had a cherry fruit crisp made with fresh cherries. Delicious!
We love you Jordan!




2 comments:
Sounds like he was King For a Day! Exciting gift, we thought we might need one of those for our mission but I don't think so now!
Thanks for the recipe ideas - i think I will make that this week, yummy! But you didn't link me to the cherry fruit crisp - that sounds delish. And thanks for the links to the mormon channel - I had never heard of the radio channel, and I've been listening to it while I've been writing down these recipes. The talk I just heard was absolutely timely - about being a mom - and I really needed that support right now. THANKS!
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