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[quote=Anonymous]I lke many of these suggestions, I’d go with what seems more manageable to you, OP. And I would ignore all of the posters mentioning “ask preferences!” or “I wouldn’t eat xyz!”. Other than allergies and dietary restrictions like vegetarian, kosher, etc, which I do think you should ask about ahead of time, I don’t think you need to ask “preferences.” A mature and polite person will eat what is offered even if it isn’t their favorite food, or at least find a way to take a small amount and move it around enough it looks eaten and make do with other items on the table. For every person who says “i hate fish” there will be another who dislikes chicken - for every person who doesn’t like raisins in their food, there is another who doesn’t like lamb. Preferences are impossible to accommodate and I think you should make a dinner that you feel confident about whether it is baked ziti or fish en papilotte (I think both sound great 😊). [/quote]
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