Shabbat Menu -- Rosh Chodesh Av
Aug. 1st, 2008 03:57 pmGuests for both meals this week, two for dinner and four (plus a baby) for lunch.
Now, yes, I realize that it's Shabbat during the Nine Days, and therefore it is common to be sure to have meat on Shabbat, but (a) next week we also have a Shabbat of the Nine Days, so we could do meat then and (b) it's too hot for me to flip my kitchen.
Menus
Friday Dinner:
-- Challah, grape juice
-- Olive oil and zaatar for the challah
-- Mixed berry soup
-- Three-cheese baked ziti
-- Honey-ginger glazed carrots
-- Roasted, marinated green beans
-- Dessert brought by guests
Shabbat Lunch:
-- Challah, grape juice
-- Olive oil and zaatar for the challah
-- Mixed berry soup
-- Tortellini with mustard-pesto sauce
-- Honey-ginger glazed carrots
-- Broccoli-rice casserole
-- Dessert brought by guests
Now, yes, I realize that it's Shabbat during the Nine Days, and therefore it is common to be sure to have meat on Shabbat, but (a) next week we also have a Shabbat of the Nine Days, so we could do meat then and (b) it's too hot for me to flip my kitchen.
Menus
Friday Dinner:
-- Challah, grape juice
-- Olive oil and zaatar for the challah
-- Mixed berry soup
-- Three-cheese baked ziti
-- Honey-ginger glazed carrots
-- Roasted, marinated green beans
-- Dessert brought by guests
Shabbat Lunch:
-- Challah, grape juice
-- Olive oil and zaatar for the challah
-- Mixed berry soup
-- Tortellini with mustard-pesto sauce
-- Honey-ginger glazed carrots
-- Broccoli-rice casserole
-- Dessert brought by guests
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Date: 2008-08-02 01:15 am (UTC)