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[quote=Anonymous]Sounds like my in laws. The problem is most of the things they will eat are not really summer foods because they are heavy. But my most helpful discovery is that my in laws and DH will eat familiar foods that have lots of sugar. Even garlicky foods can be tweaked to be more sugar heavy and they will often eat it.

Pick up fried chicken and sides from grocery store. Served with salad if they will eat it (mine will not.)

Meatloaf and mashed potatoes. Green beans boiled to death. Maybe boiled corn on the cob with butter. Add sliced almonds or candied almonds out of the bag to green beans or salad if they like those.

Beef marinated in sugary bottled teriyaki marinade with extra honey and/or sugar added during marinating. If they won’t eat rice I guess serve with whatever starch they will eat. “Teriyaki” noodles?

Pork glazed with brown sugar, orange marmalade. Leftovers can be pan fried and eaten for breakfast with eggs or put on sweet rolls for sandwiches.

Ribs covered in sweet brown sugar bbq sauce from the supermarket. Taste and add more sugar if they like. This will also help with the caramelization. Serve with coleslaw and boiled corn.

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