No guests for dinner; guests for lunch. Menu very similar for both, so here's the basics:
-- Challah and grape juice
-- Gaspacho
-- Santa Fe Bean Salad
-- Spanish Rice
-- Post-Modernist Strawberry Shortcake (name courtesy of
elul_3As things to have with the challah, I'll be putting out roasted garlic and olive oil and zaatar. There will also be honey
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And butter! Don't forget the butter!
Narf!
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I like your creative shortcake design. That's how I ususally make desserts that are "supposed" to have some type of structure.
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And the shortcakes *had* been lovingly constructed for the sheva berachot. But joules314 and elul_3 suggested the deconstruction, and I thought it was a brilliant idea.
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We usually have some garlic-related item for shabbat meals when we're home. I want to start a new tradition of having roast garlic on shabbat, so in 70+ years from now, my great grandchildren (Gd willing) will have garlic at their shabbat table, and they can talk about how this tradition started. Corny, yes. But that's me sometimes....
how are you feeling?
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Doing well, except still sleepy (we're eating dinner and going to bed tonight, hiding from the universe). And for bizarre, not completely known reasons, my toe hurts. But that should be the worst of my problems, yes?
How're you doing?
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(I'm also expanding the Santa Fe salad. Since we retrieved it from you last night, there's plenty of Spanish rice left.)
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And around here, we get green bagels on St. Patrick's Day from some bakeries.
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