Shabbat dinner

[magid]

• wine, challah (white flour with multigrain flakes, baked this morning)
  
• hummus, olives (Kalamata and Nicoise)
  
• polenta rounds with roasted multi-colored peppers, also onions and tomatoes, and a little pepper-eggplant spread
  
• chicken with chipotle mustard and breadcrumbs (six grain and pumpkin seed bread)
  
• delicata squash stuffed with sauteed onions, spinach, toasted walnuts, nutmeg, and black pepper
  
• cabbage with apples and onions (riffed off this recipe)
  
• rainbow salad (red pepper, yellow tomato, white daikon, purple radicchio, green parsley, balsamic dressing; rainbow for this week's parasha, Noah)
  
• Greek-style vanilla rice pudding with vanilla-maple roasted orange and mango, plus mango-vanilla soy ice cream

Everything's done except the chickens are in the oven and I haven't assembled the salad. Plus setting the table, of course. I might make it to davening tonight!

I couldn't face putting broccoli and cabbage in the same meal (too many brassicas), but I've got a backlog of both; I should figure something out with at least one of them this weekend. Also left: turnips, kohlrabi (both of these are challenging for me), a small winter squash, hot peppers, carrots, onions, sweet potatoes, potatoes.

Chodesh tov, Shabbat shalom, happy weekend.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That sounds like such a pretty dinner! Yummy too.

Have a restful Shabbat.

[magid.livejournal.com]

Thanks! Yummy is in the stomachs of the guestage (or something like that :-)...

[bitty.livejournal.com]

potato leek soup, chicken sausages, flying pig sourdough, and tomatoes. totally lazy, totally happy.

*burp*

[magid.livejournal.com]

Sounds excellent to me, actually (and even potentially kosher, were the sausages a bit different :-), especially 'cause it's almost the end of tomato season.