1 Stick Butter
2 Cups Flour
2 Cans Cream of Mushroom Soup
1/2 Cup White Cooking Wine
1/2 Cup Water
1 Large Package Fresh Mushrooms
1-2 Large Onions
6 Pork Chops
Melt butter in skillet. Use one cup of flour to flour both sides of the pork chops. Lightly brown both sides of pork chops in butter. Mix soup, wine, water, and one cup of flour. Pour over pork chops. Wash mushrooms, drain, and cut stems off. Cut onion into quarters. Add mushrooms and onions to skillet.
Cook on low to medium heat until done.
Good served with Rice-a-Roni or over Minute Rice.
Clarissa
I’ve spent the last twenty-four hours in a daze. After an emergency call to Parker, I used the rest of my time doing things I never get a chance to do. I found myself relieved Brett was out of town. I’m not the type of woman to put her eggs in different baskets. Every time I start to feel guilty, I remember my conversation with Parker, not that it really helps.
“Hell yes! May the best man win!”
“I’m not like that. You know I hate that. I’m not my father.”
“Then pick one.”
“I can’t. Troy is…I don’t fully trust him, but Jesus, I’ve never felt anything like that. And Brett is a great guy. I mean that.”
“It’s called dating. Make both aware of the other, and there is no issue.”
“This is wrong.”
“It’s dating. You can choose to be a monogamous dater, but that puts you in a relationship. Are you ready to start a relationship with either?”
“I’m not juggling two men. That’s beyond my comfort zone.”
“Then make it clear to Troy that he can no longer kiss you and feel you up after you apply lip balm.”
“It was the best kiss of my life.”
“Yeah? Then, bye-bye Brett.”
“Stop it.”
“Brett said you’re not exclusive, right?”
“Something to that effect.”
“So, you’re not asking about his other girls.”
“Who says he’s seeing other women?”
“I do. Ask him. And if that’s the case, you have nothing to feel guilty about. You can make out with baby daddy all you want.”