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We were planning on a wonderful lunch today. My daughter makes an amazing wrap with all kinds of fabulous roasted veggies, caramelized onions, fresh spinach and basil, pesto and goat cheese. Like I said, we were planning on a wonderful lunch. Instead, I'm sitting in the ER ... nothing terrible but she cut her finger and it definitely needs a few stitches, so I'll keep it quite short and send you on over to PARADE to enjoy this Pork Tenderloin and Cashew Stir Fry.
Kay says
Recipe does not print beyond the first page. Any suggestions?
Chris Scheuer says
That's a weird one Kay! Scott went over to the Parade website and printed all three pages just now. Check your printer commands to see if it's only letting you print a single page instead of multiple pages.
Kathy says
Oh I’m so sorry, Chris! I’ve been there before! Your stir fry looks delicious! Something I will have to try!
Stacy | Wicked Good Kitchen says
Sending well wishes to your daughter hoping she heals her cut quickly! Sharp kitchen knives and chopping can certainly be a dangerous mix. But, wow! What a gorgeous stir fry! I'm so hungry right now and am late for dinner. Cannot wait to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing, Chris! Pinning (of course)!
Sandra says
I hope she is better now and you are a dear to still share a recipe with us.
Tricia @ Saving room for dessert says
Oh no - hope she's ok now. Kitchen accidents are awful. I hope she heals soon. Love the pork stir-fry - very pretty dish!
Jersey Girl Cooks says
Hopes she's better. Finger cuts are not fun! heading over to check out your recipe.
Chris Scheuer says
Thanks so much. She's doing much better!
Debra says
Stitches do not make a happy visit. Hope she isn't in too much pain and hope the rest of the visit is injury free.
Denise Browning@From Brazil To You says
Chris: You rock! This is only one of many delicious that you share with us. Nothing could go wrong with pork and cashews (Brazil's native nuts and the most beloved as well).
John@Kitchen Riffs says
Oh, so sorry about your daughter's finger! Hope she heals soon -- such an unpleasant experience. This stir fry, however, is quite the opposite! What a great looking dish -- terrific flavor. Good stuff -- thanks.
Georgia @ The Comfort of Cooking says
Fingers crossed that she feels better soon, Chris. Congratulations on your Parade feature. This stir fry looks so scrumptious and colorful - perfect for spring feasting!
Angie (@angiesrecipess) says
Hope she feels better soon, Chris!
The stir-fry looks delectable and moreish!
Maureen | Orgasmic Chef says
OUCH! I'm glad it happened when mom and dad were around to help look after her and the crew. Off to look at this dish!
Mary Hirsch says
Not good, Grandma, to have a Mommy of 4 under the weather. If I were to have such an accident, I would want YOU in the kitchen with me. No fussing around, just get to the ER and get those stitches. I hope your daughter recovers quickly. This is a good stir fry - should I move over from one pork tenderloin "thing" to another pork tenderloin "thing"? Maybe....
Kelly says
Oh dear! Hope she heals quickly! Your stir fry looks gorgeous, I absolutely adore cashew chicken and pork.
Chris Scheuer says
Thanks so much Kelly!
Claire & Claire K Creations says
Oh no! I hope she's ok! X
Sophia @ NY Foodgasm says
Spectacular work Chris!! Love this recipe! So easy for a weeknight and nutricious!
Pam says
It looks terrific - I love the flavors & textures. Adding the smoky bbq sauce is a great idea.
Personal Chef Long Island says
Sending my desires for quick healing! However you are lucky that you just were there to assist your girl. In spite of how previous we have a tendency to get, it’s fantastic to possess mummy with you in associate for nursing in emergency! I hope and pray to your daughter’s finger heal quickly and you're back to fantastic lunches soon!
Kim Beaulieu says
First of all I hope your daughter is okay. That's horrible. I cut myself way too often. Since we opened up over kitchen and living room I keep trying to multi-task. I've learned not to cut veggies while watching the walking dead. That one was scary. Hoping all is well.
I popped over to parade to check this out. It's a must try. I love stir fry. We must make it at least once a week. My daughter is super picky but for some reason she loves stir fry so I just keep making them.
Chris Scheuer says
Thanks Kim, she's doing better. They put in about 6 0r 7 stitches. We were trying to decided whether to go or not but I'm so glad we did. It definitely needed some stitches. It's so easy for that to happen, especially when cutting really dense hard veggies like sweet potatoes and winter squash. Glad you had a good week.
Susan says
Goodness, that was a bad cut! Glad she is out of ER and "patched up." Hope she heals quickly.
Cathleen | My Culinary Mission says
Your stir-fry looks fabulous, Chris! The wrap sounds delicious too - maybe you will share that at a later date. I probably should have gone to ER as well. I sliced my finger last week - keep ripping it open.
Chris Scheuer says
Thanks Cathleen! I know, it's so hard to decide sometimes whether to go or not.
gloria says
Look absolutely delicious Chris!!
Monique says
Oh poor her..meanwhile thank you for continuing to enrich us with your recipes..
Chris Scheuer says
Thanks Monique, you're so sweet 🙂
Happier Than A Pig In Mud says
The stir fry looks great! Sorry to hear about the ER, that can ruin your day for sure! Hope she feels better soon:@)
Wendy says
Sending my wishes for speedy healing! Was it a cooking injury? (I have done that. Once while slicing while slicing bagels and I really should have gotten stitches but was expecting 30 people at my house that afternoon. I have a battle scar instead. 🙂 ) How lucky that you were there to help get your daughter to the ER. No matter how old we get, its wonderful to have mom with you in an emergency! I hope your daughter's finger heals quickly and you are back to wonderful lunches soon!
Chris Scheuer says
Thanks so much Wendy, it was a cooking injury, slicing sweet potatoes. Yes, bagels can be just as difficult. It's always a hard decision whether to go or not. And 30 people would definitely make me hesitant 🙂
TheKitchenLioness says
dear Chris, I hope that all is well by the time you are reading this - the ER ans stitches...the speediest of recoveries to your daughter!!!
Your pork tenderloin stir-fry looks fabulous - colorful and healthy! I love to use pork tenderloin in my stir-fries as well - always such a tender and delicious choice of meat to add.to a stir-fry.
All the best!
Chris Scheuer says
Thanks Andrea,we're hoping it will heal quickly as it's difficult to have 4 little ones and a finger that's incapacitated 🙂