Shabbat menu
Feb. 6th, 2009 03:29 pmThe only known food issues for dinner this week: a guest who won't eat fruit in anything other than dessert (lemon is Not A Fruit for these purposes, as long as it's sufficiently not intact). So, no chutney on chicken, no apple in the salad, and so on. Of course, every time I host this guest, I find myself inspired by fruity recipes. Ah, well.
The food is done but for the salad. Now it's time to get the place straightened.
- wine, bread from When Pigs Fly
- potato-bean soup, with pinto beans, yellow-eyed peas, onion, garlic, potatoes, carrot, parsnip, and fresh rosemary, plus salt and pepper
- roasted beets and rutabagas*
- steamed broccoli
- sauerkraut
- chicken baked with jasmine rice, preserved lemon, and pine nuts
- green salad: red leaf lettuce, arugula, jicama, scallions, pickled red onions, and cucumber, with rice vinegar dressing
- baked fruit: apples, cranberries, and oranges with a topping of white wheat flour, chickpea flour, ground walnuts, and nutmeg
- tea, dried fruit, nuts, mini meringues
* "roasted swedes" just looks a bit too omnivorous of Scandinavians, or perhaps they've been the subject of speeches and jests
The food is done but for the salad. Now it's time to get the place straightened.