Anonymous
10/26/2023 12:53
Subject: Help me finish this 4 day dinner menu
Anonymous wrote:Costco makes a shepherd's pie and a pot pie and both are huge and delicious. Always a hit with my older parents. Roast some brussels sprouts and dinner is ready.
Also maybe sub out roasted squash for one of the potato sides?
Yes, these are great. I almost never get them because they are so big, but for OP it'd be perfect. My DH loves the chicken pot pie.
Anonymous
10/26/2023 12:44
Subject: Help me finish this 4 day dinner menu
Costco makes a shepherd's pie and a pot pie and both are huge and delicious. Always a hit with my older parents. Roast some brussels sprouts and dinner is ready.
Also maybe sub out roasted squash for one of the potato sides?
Also maybe sub out roasted squash for one of the potato sides?
Anonymous
10/26/2023 12:35
Subject: Help me finish this 4 day dinner menu
Anonymous wrote:For a side with the pork chops, I agree with the PP who suggested carrots (make it easy on yourself and steam or glaze some baby carrots) or I really like red cabbage. Applesauce would also go well with that meal.
For Monday, maybe shake and bake or bbq sauce and then bake the chicken so you don't have to stand there frying it? Other side options with it if you don't want to do potatoes again could be baked sweet potatoes, mac & cheese, biscuits (buy them in the tube) or corn (just warm up some canned or frozen). If you're doing corn, you might want to do a non-corn stuffing on Sunday...stove-top would be easy and good!
Pizza and a veggie tray sound like a wonderful way to end the visit.
For desserts, ice cream is a great idea (maybe not on the pizza night since that's a lot of dairy). An angel food cake (that you buy) with some thawed frozen strawberries and whipped cream could be nice. Other options: jello (this could be good on the pizza night since it's non-dairy), chocolate or banana pudding, brownies?
OP, your menu sounds delicious! I was going to suggest carrots with the pork meal, either glazed or roasted.
Anonymous
10/25/2023 18:47
Subject: Help me finish this 4 day dinner menu
For a side with the pork chops, I agree with the PP who suggested carrots (make it easy on yourself and steam or glaze some baby carrots) or I really like red cabbage. Applesauce would also go well with that meal.
For Monday, maybe shake and bake or bbq sauce and then bake the chicken so you don't have to stand there frying it? Other side options with it if you don't want to do potatoes again could be baked sweet potatoes, mac & cheese, biscuits (buy them in the tube) or corn (just warm up some canned or frozen). If you're doing corn, you might want to do a non-corn stuffing on Sunday...stove-top would be easy and good!
Pizza and a veggie tray sound like a wonderful way to end the visit.
For desserts, ice cream is a great idea (maybe not on the pizza night since that's a lot of dairy). An angel food cake (that you buy) with some thawed frozen strawberries and whipped cream could be nice. Other options: jello (this could be good on the pizza night since it's non-dairy), chocolate or banana pudding, brownies?
For Monday, maybe shake and bake or bbq sauce and then bake the chicken so you don't have to stand there frying it? Other side options with it if you don't want to do potatoes again could be baked sweet potatoes, mac & cheese, biscuits (buy them in the tube) or corn (just warm up some canned or frozen). If you're doing corn, you might want to do a non-corn stuffing on Sunday...stove-top would be easy and good!
Pizza and a veggie tray sound like a wonderful way to end the visit.
For desserts, ice cream is a great idea (maybe not on the pizza night since that's a lot of dairy). An angel food cake (that you buy) with some thawed frozen strawberries and whipped cream could be nice. Other options: jello (this could be good on the pizza night since it's non-dairy), chocolate or banana pudding, brownies?