Whats for shabbos meal tonight?

↑ greenfire ↓

Fri, Nov 23 2007, 6:26 am

okay so besides the pumpkin pie I baked yesterday... this morning I made the sweet potatoes, the bread stuffing, and the cranberry relish ...

yeah gr this is cranberry season ... fresh ones are all over the place and so easy to cook ... throw em in a pot with some lime juice, mango, ginger, mandarin orange, garlic (fresh), brown sugar ... and voila the cook and pop open and all the flavor oozes into the air ...

↑ loveit ↓

Tue, Nov 27 2007, 11:09 pm

Umm, I'm challenging myself to make shabbos without going to the market except to buy produce...It would be good to clear out my freezer!!

We have had so many guests recently, it will nice to just have shabbos with DH to ourselves.

So far I'm thinking:
Challah from freezer
Pickles
Purple cabbage salad
Green salad
Meatballs

maybe something with apples...

↑ chocolate moose ↓

Wed, Nov 28 2007, 8:52 am

White fizzy wine

Homemade challah and garlic bread
Fish – plain baked with chrain
Crunch of Almond salad

Peach snapple
Seltzer

Chicken soup with parsley dumplings

Shake and bake style chicken
Noodle salad

Coconut cranberry bars with Pink stuff

↑ Clarissa ↓

Wed, Nov 28 2007, 10:29 am

Weird Shabbat dinner this week for us. I think I'm feeling a little uninspired from last week's food-fest.

Vegetarian Sloppy Joes, with various add-ons
Noodles with tofu and peanut sauce
Some kind of vegetable I haven't come up with, or maybe some kind of soup?
Leftover chocolate souffle cakes from the freezer, from last week

↑ loveit ↓

Wed, Nov 28 2007, 11:05 am

Choc Moose - what is your crunch of almond salad?

Ok, I figured out our menu, since it's just DH and I and neither of us eat so much, it's smaller than usual:

Dinner:
-homemade chalah from freezer
-dips
-purple cabbage salade

-chicken soup with carrots

-meatballs
-rosemary garlic potatoes
-steamed green beans with garlic
-big fresh green salad with avoc, peppers, cuc, tom, carrots, slivered almonds, terra strips, and dried cranberries

No dessert, DH is always too full, but if he wants it I have some extra ice cream and choc chip cookies in the freezer - Oh, but we are going to a shalom zachor so he can also eat dessert there Smile

lunch:
-challah from freezer
-pickles
-cherry chicken wrapped in mallawach dough
-big taco salad
-choc chip cookies

↑ cookielady ↓

Wed, Nov 28 2007, 12:33 pm

what is cherry chicken in mallawah? sounds good. How do you make it?

I think this is an unispired shabbos.
Homeade Challa
Gefilte fish
israeli chick pea salad
guacamole
cole slaw
chicken in lemon/wine sauce
roasted red potatoes
zucc/onions

day time I haven't thought about yet.

peanutbutter cream pie for dessert
and clementines

↑ gryp ↓

Wed, Nov 28 2007, 4:28 pm

Small Shabbos this week, taking it easy:

Gefilte fish
chatzilim
coleslaw
corn salad
pasta salad, maybe
vegetable salad by day
soup by night
mushroom knishes (store-bought dough)
cholent by day
apple-cranberry crisp from happymom

maybe something instead of chicken
maybe sweet potato kugel if I'm in the mood and have extra time
salami from the freezer if anyone's still hungry

oh, and we have delicious whole-wheat challos from my mil, and her rugelach, and her cupcakes too (My baby's turning 1 yrs old ka"h on Shabbos!)

↑ loveit ↓

Thu, Nov 29 2007, 6:12 am

Cheery chicken in mallawach:

dice up 2 cooked chicken breasts. Open a can of cherry pie filling (I mashed the cherries so they would mix better and not be so big) Mix it all together and wrap in the malawach dough (can use puff pastry too, it will prob taste very much the same. Bake in oven until dough is puffed and golden.

↑ Lani22 ↓

Thu, Nov 29 2007, 11:53 am

We are invited out for lunch
Dinner-
gefilte fish/dips
Mushroom barley meat soup
Roasted whole chicken
Roasted red and sweet potatoes
Cous cous with fried onions, craisons, chopped apricots and chickpeas
Terra chip salad
pineapple for dessert

MartyB ↓

Thu, Nov 29 2007, 12:33 pm

Also out for lunch.

Homemade challah-fresh
Salmon pie
Chicken soup, I think DH and toddler would rebel if I made a different soup for Shabbos
Roast meat - made with salt, pepper, herbs
Rice
Carrot kugel
Maybe corn kugel too, still deciding but we're not having guests so, we'll see.
Fresh salad - looking for original dressing ideas
Pickled mushrooms (DH loves this)
Chinese noodle salad
Coffee ice cream if anyone wants

Btw, whoever it was that posted on the chicken recipe threads about the duck sauce and coated in crumbs, I made it last week and it was delicious!

↑ sarahd ↓

Thu, Nov 29 2007, 12:40 pm

Clarissa wrote:

Recipes, please?? I need good meatless suppers.

↑ sarahd ↓

Thu, Nov 29 2007, 12:52 pm

We're also going to be uninspired this week, not that I'm ever majorly inspired.

Challah (homemade as (almost) always)
gefilte fish balls, homemade mayonnaise and chrein
chicken soup
chicken cutlets with mushrooms (recipe from el2cg or whatever her sn is)
potato kugel
carrot-celery salad
apple cranberry crisp
maybe chestnuts for dessert

Day:
cholent with kishke and steamed potato kugel
gefilte fish
egg salad
deli
old fashioned potato salad
carrot-celery salad
ice cream

greeneyes ↓

Thu, Nov 29 2007, 1:57 pm

Friday night

mushroom barley soup
roast chicken
acorn squash filled with frosted cranberries
broccoli kugel
streusel stuffed baked apples

Shabbos lunch

eggplant salad
taco salad
romaine salad with candied almonds & mandarin oranges
cholent
carrot kugel muffins
same dessert as Friday night

↑ greeneyes ↓

Fri, Nov 30 2007, 7:22 am

Thanks, Esther! I do love to cook, and I when I have the time I really enjoy experimenting with new and interesting recipes. Very Happy

The acorn squash & streusel filled baked apples are both from Kosher by Design cookbooks. The acorn squash is from the original KBD, and the apples are from KBD Short on Time. Both are great recipes which have become favorites of ours.

The acorn squash halves are brushed with a brown sugar honey type mixture, and filled with fresh cranberries that have been cooked in a sugar syrup & then frosted with sugar. Besides for being delicious, the contrasting colors of the squash and the cranberries make this a beautiful side dish. I can look up the exact recipe for you, if you like.

The streusel filling for the apples is a mixture of oats, flour, brown sugar, & margarine (I use oil instead), similar to the topping of an apple cranberry crisp. Someone on the board once asked me for this recipe, so I already have it typed up, if you'd like it. Very Happy

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