Our anniversary was yesterday, but because of scheduling, babysitters and back to school issues, we won’t be going out for an official celebration dinner for a few weeks. I didn’t want last night to go un-celebrated, so I picked up take out from our favorite Thai restaurant, Siam Fusion. But, before we get to that dinner, I wanted to talk about my awesome lunch I had.
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She makes these open faced sandwiches and I knew I needed one in my life. As I was putzing around the kitchen yesterday trying to figure out what I wanted, I remembered the open faced sandwich, saw that I had everything, and set to work.

This sandwich featured Asiago Peppercorn sourdough bread from Trader Joe’s, Spinach, Tomatoes and cheddar cheese.

Put under the broiler for a few minutes. This was one of the most filling, delicious sandwiches I’ve ever had.
And then on the side, I had a peach. Nature’s dessert is always a winner.

As I mentioned earlier, we had a mini anniversary celebration dinner with take out from Siam Fusion.
We started with the Mixed Vegetable Spring Rolls:
From the website:
Mixed Vegetable Spring Roll (3)…………………………………………………….…….………………….…….………
Vermicelli noodles, onions, and carrots served with plum sauce.

This was our first time ordering these rolls, but they are a new favorite! I loved how they were bursting with vegetables and the noodles were delicious.

So delicious. And they weren’t greasy or heavy like other egg rolls or even other spring rolls I have tried before.
For our entrée, we both had Pad Thai; Spence is more adventurous than I am, he had medium spice and I went for the mild. It was still plenty hot!!!!
From the website:
Pad Thai………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Modern style stir-fried thin rice noodles with tofu, bean sprouts, ground peanuts, egg, and green onion.
I don’t know what they do to the tofu, but it is SO good!!!! Crispy on the outside and still firm on the inside…I hate mushy tofu!

Here’s a close up of the deliciousness of Pad Thai.

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