One more shlep back to shleppington, aka Yom Tov Menu

At long last…

Yup, one more go-round, at a time when I feel less like eating than ever before. I am dying for more of that nice, fresh cantaloupe my Aunt Dorothy brought last week. (hint: Sara, if you’re coming on Thursday, maybe try to score us a nice melon from the market!)

Sukkos (Last Days) Meal Plan 5771/2010

Meal

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Shabbos

Day

YIZKOR

M, Sara – dairy

(no meat, no dairy)

Roasted garlic potato bread
Pea soup
Main? Pareve mushroom crepes???
Green Beans Salad

SIMCHAS TORAH

Just us – dairy

Challah
Honey/mustard salmon
Pickled salmon from aish.com
Homemade pza bourekas
Salad(s)??? Pasta salad?

Out@ C family!!!

Night

Mommy. Abigail (&Mommy?), S - meat

Roasted garlic potato bread
Jar fish
Squash carrot soup w/kneids
Shake n’ Bake chicken
Corn fritters

SIMCHAS TORAH K– dairy (late meal)

No nightshades

Challah
Pea soup again w/kneids
Baked mac n’cheese
Gr brs / broc & cherry toms stirfry

Just us – meat?

Challah
Jar fish
Mballs
Mashpo
Corn
Apple Kugel

Desserts

Mandelbroit
S’mores tart
DAIRY or PAREVE? These were going to be dairy, but then I remembered the cheesecake… Caramel Graham Cracker Crunch (aka Marcy Goldman’s Matzah Crunch with Graham Crackers)
Honey Cake (already in freezer)
Maybe one more…? Oh! Pumpkin cheesecake in freezer?

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