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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 1:06 pm
I have a Friday night menu dilemma.
We are not big eaters and therefore don't eat a lot or many courses. However everyone wants something else.
First course is Challah, fish, 1 salad and 1 dip.
This is liked by most.
Then chicken soup with lokshen, I have to do because my husband likes it.
By now we are full for main course. But some kids do want some sort of a main.
Is there any Friday night main course I could do that's light and not too filling?
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ra_mom
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 1:26 pm
We do a skirt steak salad. Every gets a nice salad plate. Then we put out a platter of sliced steak and sliced chicken, and little pitchers of dressing, and everyone helps themselves to the add ons.
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tigerwife
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 2:09 pm
What if you added shredded chicken to your chicken soup and made it more like a one bowl meal?
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mha3484
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 2:12 pm
I make all the courses and then what doesnt get eaten gets used either for shabbos lunch, sunday dinner or someones lunch during the week.
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 2:23 pm
tigerwife wrote: | What if you added shredded chicken to your chicken soup and made it more like a one bowl meal? |
I do something like this. I have chicken soup with lots of lokshen and chicken breast strips in the soup. I do it, to be more filling and leave out a main course.
However it's not everyone favourite.
I would leave the soup out and do a main instead but hubby feels chicken soup is what makes shabbos.
I could do plain chicken soup but am looking to try out a light main
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smile
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 2:25 pm
ra_mom wrote: | We do a skirt steak salad. Every gets a nice salad plate. Then we put out a platter of sliced steak and sliced chicken, and little pitchers of dressing, and everyone helps themselves to the add ons. |
What type of salad ?
And the recipe of the dressing please?
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grateful2bmom
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 2:26 pm
Unless I’m having company I serve chicken from the soup and kugel as the main.
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life is fun
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 4:16 pm
I serve a tiny bit of fish only with salad
Soup
And chicken for whoever wants, but no kigel if it wont get eaten, or a few pieces of potatoes cooked with the chicken.
Good luck abd good shabbos
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ra_mom
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 4:22 pm
smile wrote: | What type of salad ?
And the recipe of the dressing please? |
We use romaine, red onion, kirbies, grape tomatoes, and yellow pepper. Sometimes it's romaine, red onion, grape tomatoes and sautéed mushrooms.
We make a red wine vinaigrette with 1 part red wine vinegar, 2 parts olive oil, crushed garlic, salt & pepper.
You can make your family's favorite dressing. Or serve 2 dressing choices.
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shmosmom
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 4:43 pm
Meat pizza
Empanadas
Wings
Baked chicken
Boneless chicken and rice tossed together and baked/ cooked with spices.
Yapchik
Deli knishes
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Frumme
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Thu, Nov 19 2020, 5:07 pm
Bake chicken breasts in a pesto sauce. Serve it Friday night and anything that isn't eaten gets sliced into strips for a pesto chicken salad for Shabbos day!
Other light ideas: mini turkey meatballs; Asian lettuce cups.
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artsy
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Fri, Nov 20 2020, 2:52 am
ra_mom wrote: | We do a skirt steak salad. Every gets a nice salad plate. Then we put out a platter of sliced steak and sliced chicken, and little pitchers of dressing, and everyone helps themselves to the add ons. |
Can you give specific instructions? What do you do with skirt steak? How do you cook it? ?Is there any other name it goes by when I go to the store or just skirt steak? Serve in salad at room temperature? What else would you serve with this on Friday night ra-mom?
Thank you!
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imaima
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Fri, Nov 20 2020, 2:57 am
smile wrote: | I have a Friday night menu dilemma.
We are not big eaters and therefore don't eat a lot or many courses. However everyone wants something else.
First course is Challah, fish, 1 salad and 1 dip.
This is liked by most.
Then chicken soup with lokshen, I have to do because my husband likes it.
By now we are full for main course. But some kids do want some sort of a main.
Is there any Friday night main course I could do that's light and not too filling? |
I would just cook what they want, but hopefully it is something that they can also eat next day or sunday. It should not go to waste.
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DrMom
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Fri, Nov 20 2020, 3:14 am
smile wrote: | I have a Friday night menu dilemma.
We are not big eaters and therefore don't eat a lot or many courses. However everyone wants something else.
First course is Challah, fish, 1 salad and 1 dip.
This is liked by most.
Then chicken soup with lokshen, I have to do because my husband likes it.
By now we are full for main course. But some kids do want some sort of a main.
Is there any Friday night main course I could do that's light and not too filling? |
I'd be full after challah and fish and salad too To me, that's a meal.
Can you pare down the first course to challah and dip, then move a main course and salad to after the soup?
Or have soup OR salad but not both.
Or make a lighter soup (vegetable soup) instead of chicken noodle soup.
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SuperWify
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Fri, Nov 20 2020, 4:07 am
Lots of times when it’s just us I’ll make chicken soup and fish and skip the main. Or I’ll just make a small main course.
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shabbatiscoming
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Fri, Nov 20 2020, 4:09 am
Whats wrong with the shabbat leftovers being dinner for sunday and monday night? Thats what we do.
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