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WFS - VaYichi
Topic Started: Jan 6 2012, 01:23 PM (297 Views)
Estie
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aishes chayil
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DH invited our neighbors who I don't know at all (only in NY can that happen). They live 2 doors away, I think since about 6 months ago maybe? Our kids do not go to the same schools and truth is there really is no excuse, but hopefully better late than never.

Anyway the menu

Challah (frozen from last week's batch)
fish - Moroccan and gefilte
salads - I think a chick pea and Caesar, though I need to make some Caesar dressing
Chicken soup with noodles
Corned Beef
Roast Chicken (DH does this)
Potato kugel
Apple crisp
String beans
Peanut butter ice cream pie for dessert

Lunch is just us
challah
grapefruit
leftover fish
leftover meat
chulent
potato kugel
salads
don't know what's for dessert. Leftover maybe? Or ices?
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detkismama
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challa - fresh batch
chicken soup
gefilte
fake crab salad
avocado dip
green sald
tomato onoion salad
fried eggplant sallad
egg salad
shnitzel
cold cuts
cholent
apple kugel
trifle with blueberries for desert
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npl
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Challah (bought)
Chicken soup (with matza balls if I get off my chair and put them in the soup!)
Chicken in duck sauce
Squash kugel
Broccoli
Carrots (if I remember to cook them!)

Dessert - something leftover from the Bat Mitzva

Challah
Cholent
Sweet Potato kugel
Salad

Dessert - as before
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4hope
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challah (from dh's bakery)
moroccan fish
eggplant salad (moroccan)
humus
tehina
cole/carrot salad
eggplant in mayonaisse
shnitzel
chicken (oven)
rice
potatoes
dessert - strawberry and lemon sorbet

challah
eggsalad
cucumbersalad
salads as yesterday
sushi! :)
pasta in cream sauce
borekasim
potato kugel
left over sorbet, + mango sorbet
Edited by 4hope, Jan 10 2012, 07:10 AM.
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zuncompany
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happens here too. I only know one of my neighbors really. The other half of our twin I don't even really know- just their complaining about respect for the wall.

Dinner-
Challah
roast chicken
roasted potatoes
a huge salad

lunch-
Challah
salads from costco for the adults
deli
salad
avocado dip

dh made jello for the kids.
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Estie
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The meal went well but I felt very old, they have 22 month old twin girls who were very kvetchy - I was fine with it, but actually felt good that my kids are older. They have 3 very cute boys the oldest is 10ish and 1 grade younger than my youngest. But all the food was good, BH and the meal went nicely hopefully they had a good time.
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zuncompany
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yay! I am always so embarrassed when my kids are kvetchy when we are guests.
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4hope
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glad it was nice! will they invite you now?

we hardly get invited, as almost no one keeps kosher the way we do. there are 2 or 3 houses where the ppl are brave enough to have us:)
the girls are of course no problem, but the boys, once they get bored, need to play, and not everyone can handle that...
but also when we have guests (which is almost every week) the boys start playing eventually:)
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daisy
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I'd love the recipe for Moroccan fish. Is it on here somewhere already?
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Estie
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I don't expect them to invite us, we are about 15 years older than them, and I live within a few blocks of a lot of family so we do get out quite a bit, BH.

As for the Moroccan fish recipe, I haven't posted it anywhere, so here it is:

1 red pepper, sliced, place on bottom of the pot (I guess about a 2 1/2 or 3 quart pot)
1 tomato, sliced, place on top of the red pepper
1 bag of dagim flounder, or any white firm fleshed fish (my mother even uses salmon)
I roll the fish up, but it can be made unrolled too - on top of the tomato
Add 1/3 cup oil and 2/3 cup water
sprinkle on top
salt
garlic powder
paprika (lots)
crushed red pepper (more if you like it hotter)
add cilantro (fresh or I use the frozen cubes)
bring to a boil and then lower and cook for 35 minutes covered and then 10 minutes uncovered. Serve at room temperature.

Enjoy
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daisy
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sounds great, thanks!
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