Shabbat food

[magid]

• grape liquid, rolls
  
• fish chowder (actually dairy, with a touch of cayenne)
  
• roasted eggplant and red onion with salt, pepper, basil, and oregano (both dried herbs)
  
• roasted butternut squash and red onions with salt, cumin, and honey
  
• casserole (aka crustless quiche) with eggs, pepper jack and cheddar cheeses, and sauteed red onions, mushrooms, and flowering chives (can you tell I got half a bushel of red onions? :-)
  
• pickled green beans (originally, I'd thought to put them with cubed boiled rutabaga bits in mayo, for a not-potato salad, but ran out of oomph)
  
• not-pie: cranberries, walnuts, and boozy apples chopped up, sweetened with honey, and baked until friendly, with the option of vanilla ice cream
  
• fruit liqueurs, clementines

For those observing Shabbat: Shabbat shalom (and presumably, since it is observed, it won't be a quantum Sabbath).

For those of you observing Sylvester: party on, dudes! See you in 2011.
(Poor Tweety, never gets any respect.)

Comments

[ruthling.livejournal.com]

yum!!!

Shabat Shalom and Happy New Year!

[magid.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

I hope you ring in 2011 in some wonderful way, and the year brings you many goodnesses.

[cellio]

"Baked until friendly" made me smile. Shabbat shalom! (Or, given the time difference between us, I hope it was for you.)

[magid.livejournal.com]

:-)

Hope you had a lovely Shabbat too!

It didn't hold together or anything, but the cran-apple-walnut stuff came out pretty nicely, and worked well with vanilla ice cream.