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Shabbos Food!

Haven’t posted one of these in a while…

Supper (Meat):

  • Ch soup w/Kneidlach
  • Challahs from Frozen
  • Turkey mballs w/mushroom sauce
  • Corn
  • Starch???  Rice Pilaf?

Lunch (Meat):

  • Chicken Cholent w/Kishke
  • Roasted Brox
  • Sliced meat (Ted buys in a.m.)

Desserts:

I’m going out to work in the morning, and Shabbos is super-early, so before I go, I will make the desserts.  When I get home, I will make the turkey sauce, kishke… hmm.  Kneidlach.  Hopefully not much else!

No parsha poem this week, but please, read last year’s, and also – go visit Ted’s weekly parsha cartoon and follow his blog!!!

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  1. tedblogDecember 03, 2011 9:54 PM

    You forgot the Turkey pastries and the three colour Jello, man!

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  2. KathleenDecember 05, 2011 5:16 PM

    What are turkey pastries? That sounds like it could be really good even though when I hear pastries I automatically think of the sweet kind.

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  3. TziviaDecember 05, 2011 5:21 PM

    @Kathleen:
    Turkey Pastry How-To

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