WWYD for sides, salad with this recipe?
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Anonymous
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One of DH's faves and he has asked me to make it when we have overnight guests in a few weeks. Normally I just do a simple salad, but would like to kick it up for this dinner. Thanks in advance for suggestions.
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Yikes - here we go?
https://www.marthastewart.com/921637/brown-rice-tuna-avocado-and-toasted-nori |
Anonymous
| Perhaps a soup and some bread. |
Anonymous
What kind of soup? Something chilled? Probably pass on bread as there is rice. Guessing former would go to waste. |
Anonymous
| Some type of bok choy or different stir fried vegetables? |
Anonymous
Homemade bread. Four or five choices. |
Anonymous
| That looks delicious. I think a simple salad is perfect, and would not provide more at dinner given the rice and veggies in the dish. What I’d do instead is focus on some delicious apps. You didn’t ask for suggestions but I’d do a caprese salad with baguette slices on the side, and a hard cheese with fresh fruit like cherries and rice crackers. |
Anonymous
NP. You want OP to make 4 different kinds of homemade bread? To go with a rice dish? |
Anonymous
Hahaha |
Anonymous
| Some hot vegetable based soup |
Anonymous
Yikes indeed, that recipe has 2 stars. |
Anonymous
You missed a thread yesterday where OPs DH asked her to home bake 4-5 different types of bread for guests. |
Anonymous
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You could do miso soup
A stir fry with edamame and book choy Korean pancake A mix of Korean banchan like seaweed salad, kimchi, marinated mushrooms, bean sprouts, carrot, tofu cubes. |
Anonymous
With a panini press and lightly fried tuna. |