So, okay, all I do any more these days is cook shabbos dinner. Or so it appears! :) Well... here it is!
DINNER
challah
broiled flounder w/a preserved lemon/garlic/butter sauce
shiro wat (Ethiopian chick pea mush)
alecha (a stewed cabbage/potato/carrot/turmeric/ginger/garlic concoction)
injera (Ethiopian sourdough flatbread)
cheese
rice/lentils
ice cream & mint chocolate chip cookies
(We had Ethiopian food Thursday night and it was so delicious that even though I virtually never serve leftovers for shabbos we just HAD to eat the rest tonight!)
LUNCH
challah
sushi
cucumber
avocado/cucumber/surimi
egg/spinach/sweet potato
miso soup
green salad with miso dressing and fried won tons
eggplant miso salad
teriyaki chicken
lime pie
YUM!
And what else did we actually do this week? We swam in our new 15' pool 3–4x per day, went bowling, watched fireworks, and, um, well, really not all that much, er, else. We're on learning vacation this month, just davening/parsha/chumash each day (well... most!). Lazy days this week, but hoping to be a bit more productive next week!
This blog was started to describe our journey to Ethiopia to adopt two children. Now it has expanded to include our whole life - Judaism, homeschooling, frugality, cooking and the fun of being a family.
Our Curriculum
DD #1 (9 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Math Mammoth 4
Writing With Ease, Level 4
First Language Lessons, Level 4
Story of the World (Modern Age)
Sequential Spelling
Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology
Engineering
KODESH (religious):
The Linear Chumash
L'shon hatorah (biblical Hebrew grammar), Book Gimmel
Chayeinu
Herald of Destiny (Jewish history)
The Artscroll holiday series
DS #1 (7 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 3
Explode the Code 5
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Aleph Champ
Lashon HaTorah A
Chayeinu 1
DD #2 (6 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 2
Explode the Code 4
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Chayeinu
KODESH (for all of them):
Artscroll Chinuch Siddur
The Little Midrash Says
KinderTorah
Yahadus
The Family Midrash
CHOL (secular):
Math Mammoth 4
Writing With Ease, Level 4
First Language Lessons, Level 4
Story of the World (Modern Age)
Sequential Spelling
Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology
Engineering
KODESH (religious):
The Linear Chumash
L'shon hatorah (biblical Hebrew grammar), Book Gimmel
Chayeinu
Herald of Destiny (Jewish history)
The Artscroll holiday series
DS #1 (7 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 3
Explode the Code 5
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Aleph Champ
Lashon HaTorah A
Chayeinu 1
DD #2 (6 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 2
Explode the Code 4
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Chayeinu
KODESH (for all of them):
Artscroll Chinuch Siddur
The Little Midrash Says
KinderTorah
Yahadus
The Family Midrash
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2 comments:
Sounds scrumptious. I believe the proper name for a "stewed...concoction" is a "stew." ;-)
Also, how do you manage to do miso soup for Shabbos lunch? It is my understanding that miso is fragile and shouldn't be overcooked / lengthily cooked, so I never do. What's the secret???
The miso seems to survive fine in the oven (though I don't know about all those good probiotics!). If it's a kli shlishi, then you can add the tofu, green onion, etc. And, yes, ahem, it's a STEW. :)
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