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OK i am bored of the following:
meatballs and spaghetti
baked ziti/lasagna
pizza
chicken
Does anyone have ideas of what to make for dinner?
Tonight I made french toast(I needed a change!)
What does your husband like?
Eat out, it’s good for you.
spghetti and meat is yummy- saute onion add meat and vrown it. add to cooked noodles, add salt marinare sauce bake and enjoy!
mac and cheese
penne vodka (sooo easy, ok not so healthy)
i have some sephardic recipes if you want 😉
cereal…its healthy too, it has tons of vitamins :)) and milk is calcium!!!
How about fish? Salmon is yum and very healthy. chicken chow mein with shabbos left overs? Turkey?
Duck a l’Orange.
the best supper is home made, like scrambled eggs, veggies, and snackers.
cholent.
Dont have a name for it but you take 2 package of blinzes cheese or potato or combo put in 9×13 pan pour marinara sauce over it and sprinkle with shredded cheese put in oven on 350 for about 30 min. look to see if melted on top. My family loves it. Or tuna casserole. Or chili with chopped meat or for milchig shredded cheese.
sms007 could you post some sephardic recipes I am always looking for new ones.
Vegetable parmesan (eggplant or zucchini)
I once saw something along the lines of lasagna but with mushroom caps instead of noodles. (One layer of mushrooms, tomato sauce, shredded cheese)
Meatloaf/meat lasagna
There are plenty of things to do with chicken. When you say you’re bored of it, do you just mean you want new recipes?
Do you do any slow cooker recipes?
burgers/fries
hot dogs
chicken pastrami roll ups
stuffed shells (either with meat or with cottage cheese and shredded cheese. Pour over tomato sauce and bake)
chicken nuggets in a sandwhich
deli salad wraps
spaghetti with broccoli and cheese and spices all baked together
calzones
peppersteak
yogi- b’sha’ah tova
there are so many yummy things!!!!! and u can make wat u mentioned above except change it up a little!
a) shwarma with laffa: buy schwarma spice from the kosher store and cut chicken cutlets in to strips, then mix with lots of shwarma spice and ‘grill’ on 450 in the oven for 20 minutes….
b) simularly, u can make wraps of any sort
c) homemade pizza
d) ravioli
e) penne a la vodka
f) fettucini alfredo
i have so many more ideas….
tacos
How about making an antipasto platter?
Get some fresh mozzarella (the kind that Kosher Palace sells, not the dry, packaged kind), provolone, Italian cheeses, etc., and serve with roasted red peppers, olives, marinated mushrooms, grilled zucchini, eggplant, some sundried tomatoes, fresh tomato and red onion salad, romaine lettuce, cucumbers, marinated green beans, etc. and serve with good olive oil and Balsamic vinegar, along with a nice Italian bread.
Delicious, filling, nutritious, and easy. Feel free to use what things you want, and if you replace the cheese with Italian salami and pepperoni, you can have a fleishiga antipasto, as opposed to a milchig one.
You can always do Italian subs- Italian kosher salami, roasted peppers, tomatoes, oregano, oil, vinegar on good Italian bread, with some salads and cold pasta salad on the side. A nice diversionary meal.
A nice thick steak marinated overnight in A1 Bold grilled on the BBQ to a perfect medium-rare.
roasted baby potatoes
Hot chocolate cake
you can’t go wrong with that
Reservations. Or take-out.
(sorry, someone had to say it!)
my mother made tonight: rice and beans
salad
avacado
-and then you eat all of that with either a fried tortilla or taco! yum
or one night my mother made: baked potatoes, corn, broccoli, and rice and chickpeas…LOTS OF VEGGIES
brother, potatoes, corn and rice are all starches.
Shepherds Pie!!! the ultimate comfort food!!
Schnitzel with rice or potatoes or couscous
Moussaka
Eggplant Parmesan
Sauteed chicken breast with onion and garlic served on top of rice or farfel or couscous
Not very healthy, but occasionally hot dogs with french fries
Falafel–but pita break and make the falafel balls from a mix + salad
Hamburgers with mashed potatoes
Blintzes
I didn’t read the whole thread so sorry if I’m just repeating.
mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, french fries, blintzes (cheese, potatoe, mushroom…), farfel, burgers, sauteed vegetables, soup (chicken, vegetable…), knishes (potatoe, vegetable, mushroom,…) rice, corn on the cob, green beans, meat loaf, homemade pizza, pizza bubble ring (in kosher by design for kids), grilled cheese, fried fish, baked fish, sweet n’ sour salmon, sushi, fish patties
Chicken: barbecue, stuffed, chicken wrap, chicken salad, chicken cutlets, chicken capon, breaded, sesame, chicken w/ wine sauce, chicken cooked w/ veggies, roasted, southern fried, chicken knish, chicken wellington, cashew chicken, chicken rolled w/ pastrami, chicken fricasse (many of these are complicated so it depends if you have patience and time for it)
This is what I can think of now but you can make different combinations of things and different versions. Look in recipe books for more easy and good recipes. Good luck!
oops lol well i FEel like they’re healthy cause i don’t really like that dinner, and i usually tend to not like the healthy stuff 😉
Delicious goulash with chicken or beef: brown onions in oil with garlic, add beef (either chuck or pot roast), or chicken pieces, sprinkle generously with paprika or smoked paprika, black pepper and more garlic, and brown well on both sides…then add peeled potatoes (and optional: a sliced green or red paper) and some water and cook until soft, smash some of the potatoes to thicken the dish so no water remains, then add some barbecue sauce and cook some more. Delicious
Simple Baked salmon recipe even kids will love: pour some lemon juice over salmon filets, then smear with Chrayonnaise or horseradish sauce, (or mayo, or mayo mixed with barbecues sauce), then sprinkle with black pepper and garlic powder, and sprinkle generously with corn flake crumbs to completely cover sauce. Then bake covered for 1/2 hour, then uncovered for a while until top is crispy. Enjoy!
Surprised no one mentioned rice…..so easy and quick to make. Rice + fried onions = amazing.
Baked potatoes with herbs, roasted potatoes, couscous(however you spell it), fish, hotdogs…can’t think of more…
Does anyone have ideas of what to make for dinner?”
Yep. Reservations.
I love shakshuka although I can’t spell it…
Google some recipes for it and then just wing it based on whatever makes sense to you. It’s pretty flexible and simple, fills you up when you eat it with pita, cheap and perfect for the nine days.
hot-dogs, burgers, pizza, sushi, flafel, schwarma…
DID I HEAR THE WORD BORED??? These foods are part of the ?”? ?????? – I’m surprised the mods didn’t block out your thread!! Every Jew must like Fast Food!!!
[GO CHIPS!!!]
You can make letcho: sautee onion, add peppers, sautee for a few more minutes, add diced tomatoes. Once it’s nice and bubbly, pour scrambled eggs over the mix, and let it set. Stir and cook, until it’s ready.
Great served with a side of mashed potatoes. Mashed potatoes don’t have to be rich. Dice raw potatoes, boil until soft, drain most of the water into a bowl, mash potatoes, add salt and pepper to taste, put some of the water back into the mix until the potatoes are the consistency that you like.
salmon croquettes
salmon loaf with a mushroom gravy (canned pink salmon used for these two recipes – can buy on sale, or at Walmart)
noodles with a cream of mushroom sauce
one of my fave suppers is salmon patties, broccoli and/or cauliflower, and mashed potatoes. yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! also one of my fave things which we don’t have that often, but is definitely a hit, is big boys (and no i don’t know why they are called that…). basically you take rolls or bagels, cut them in half (so you have it open-faced), then you spread some margarine on it, then put ground meat on it- gotta make sure the ground meat covers the top of the bread totally so the bread doesnt burn. if you want you can add spices on top, to your liking.then throw it in the oven till it looks nice and crisp, but not too burned. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. delicious! also i love the garlic bread recipe from the kosher by design cookbook. i’ve tried it a couple of times and its delicious, and sooooooo easy! if i think of more i’ll post them.
we got a Bar-B-Q with our visa points 3 years ago, and we live off it in the summer months. Hot dogs, burgers, steak, many vegetables are delicious on the BBQ, corn on the cob, and salmon (BBQ’ed on a cedar plank) tastes fantastic!
Also, you can’t forget our friend, kapusto! A bit of a ‘patchkerai’ but ok once you get to know her 🙂
Grill just about anything. Grilled chicken cutlets, fast and easy.
Fish (fresh or breaded fillets) with rice or potato and cooked vegetables or a salad.
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