I love the fact that most blogs I read post their dinner menu plan for the week (check out orgjunkie.com to see what I mean). I tried to jump on board and do the same, but my weekly menus were all the same- leftovers, frozen fish, pizza. Nothing new and nothing exciting, so I didn’t participate.
The only menu planning I do is for Shabbos, so I’m starting a new series called “Shabbos Menu Plan.” Each week I’ll post my Shabbos menu (with links where possible) and encourage my readers to do the same. You can post your menu plan or link to your menu plan blog post in the comments section (or we can get fancy with a linky thing in the future).
We have very simple Shabbos meals, but we try to change it up every week, unlike our weekly dinners. Let me know if you try anything new (and easy)!
So, without further ado, here’s what we’re having this week:
Cous Cous (the 5-minute variety)
Both meals will start with gefilte fish and end with store-bought dessert- yet to be determined.
What are you having for Shabbos? Please feel free to comment- I’d love to know your thoughts!
Until next time,
Shaindy
Schlissel challah, minestrone soup, sushi salad, dairy/pareve main dish TBD, roasted root vegetables, cranberry sauce, and dessert TBD.
Sounds good! In the end I also made schlissel challah… I haven’t made challah in a while and have a feeling it’s raw inside. Good thing I have back-up store-bought rolls just in case.
In the end, the main dish was pasta with “meat” sauce. (Thank you, Trader Joe’s, for the pasta, sauce, and beefless beef. So easy…)
Dessert was peanut butter cookies and a bowl of grapes.
Shavua tov!