Purim Seudah menus please!

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What are fire poppers?
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Thanks Ra mom and BUzz for the recipes.

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fish/soup/buffet style sesame chicken nuggets /sesame beef/franks n blanks/deli roll/tongue/potato kugel

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Challah
chips, salsa, guacamole, dips (just out on the table while for people to nosh on until all guests have arrived)
potato bourekas with mushroom sauce
cabbage salad

roast
chicken fingers (kids)
green beans
apple kugel
rice
bourbon sweet potatoes
lettuce salad

dessert - as of yet unplanned...

NOTE: I'm making the seuda together with another family, so I'm not responsible for making all the food myself

Posted: Sun, Mar 04 2012, 12:06 pm Post subject: re: Purim Seudah menus please!

sweetbreads in vol au vents (if the butcher gets them; otherwise corned beef cubes in some sort of sauce if I can think of one or else creamed mushrooms or cubed schnitzel. Or something. I have the vol au vents and they need to get filled.)
ptcha (all for me, no one else will touch it or look at it Very Happy

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maybe creamed chicken soup
stuffed cabbage
shlishkes and tashkelach
marinated vegetable salad
ice cream or something

Platinum Member Joined: Nov 17 2008 Posts: 5066

Challah
Vegetable salad
Chicken soup with kreplach
Sesame chicken
Roast
Vegetable lo mein
Scalloped potatoes
Grilled vegetables (or similar)
Ice cream cake

I'm hosting the whole family -- around 22-24 adults/older kids plus 10-12 younger kids. I'm making (actually have made and frozen) the challah, soup, kreplach, sesame chicken (the famous recipe on here) and roast. Others are making the remaining items.
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Posted: Sun, Mar 04 2012, 12:25 pm Post subject: re: Purim Seudah menus please!

OOTBubby --- which recipe for scalloped potatoes do you use? I made it once and it came out a greasy mess! I'd love to try it again with a different recipe though!
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Here's the recipe I contribute to the Purim Seudah we make with several other families. Very yum if I do say so myself.

Peach Glazed Beef Cubes

1 16 oz can sliced peaches, drained
1/2 c. brown sugar
1/4 c. vinegar
1 clove minced galic
1 tsp. ginger
1/4 c. ketchup
2 Tbsp. soy sauce
1 tsp salt (I don't use this)
Dash pepper
4 lbs. beef cubes

Puree peaches in blender. Add remaining ingredients, blend and pour over meat. Bake covered at 325 until meat is soft.

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maybe creamed chicken soup

Can you post a recipe?

Silver Member Joined: Dec 06 2005 Posts: 927

chicken cutlet stuffed with kishke
chicken soup with fried wontons
stuffed cabbage
deli roll
chicken breast roast stuffed with chopped meat
brownie hamentashen

didn't figure out sides yet
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Posted: Sun, Mar 04 2012, 4:42 pm Post subject: re: Purim Seudah menus please!

We're having buffet style wednesday night. Everything will be set up on warmers on the kitchen counters.

Cabbage noodles
manewich with all the taco sides
franks in blanks
potato pastrami knishes
sesame beef
pasta salad
veggie salad
roast chicken with stuffing
big seudah challah
wine, beer and vodka

YAYAYAYAY!!!
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so I finally put my menu together and started cooking!
sweet n sour salmon
parve onion soup
minute steak roast
pastrami kishka capons
roasted brussel sprouts
sesame string beans
salad- not sure yet
some kind of fruit dessert!

Gold Member Joined: Oct 09 2011 Posts: 1070

for the night I'm making chicken soup and beef roll roast.
my dh will order fish platters for day and night.
for the day I'm making beef french roast in a crockpot.
baked potatoes,
stuffed cabbage,
stuffed helzel,

Beginner Joined: Dec 02 2007 Posts: 4

Chicken soup and Matzo Balls
Roast
Turkey Roast (we have a guest who doesn't eat red meat, so I figured the leftovers will cover me for Shabbos)

Stuffed peppers
Sweet Noodle Kugel
Broccoli Kugel
Scalloped Potatoes
Green Salad
Rice Salad
CousCous Salad

Desserts:
Hamantaschen
Bite sized Brownies
Shickerdoodles
Chocolate mousse cups
Fruit

We have a mostly male crowd this year, so I went heavier on the foods the guys tend to like.