Ideas for a ladies' lunch

SKK added over 1 year ago

I am confused by the statement 'it has to be all dairy'. Here are several great recipes that may or may not fit what you are looking for
http://www.food52.com/recipes...
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SKK, in the kosher kitchen, there are 'meat meals' and 'dairy meals' and you can't mix the two...doesn't mean it has to literally be all dairy - it just can't contain any meat. Vice versa, a 'meat' meal can't contain any dairy products. Fish can go either way, as can vegetables, fruits, grains, etc. (Never been kosher myself, but have known lots who are.)

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SKK added over 1 year ago

Thanks, amysarah. Very instructive.

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No problem, SKK - one disclaimer: I'm far from an expert on the subject, but that's the basic meat/dairy gist (along with the other restrictions like no pork, shellfish, etc.) I'm sure many here know far more than I do about it.

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allans added over 1 year ago

Martha Stewart had an asparagus/egg salad "tea sandwich" some years back. Crustless bread, egg salad made with yolks only, and layered with asparagus. They have always been a hit whenever I served them. I try to locate the recipe if you're interested, or search her site for "asparagus and egg salad tea sandwiches"

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allans added over 1 year ago

Here is the link to the egg salad/asparagus sandwich recipe.
They realty are very good.

http://www.marthastewart...

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Salmon, lemon rice, spinach and raspberry salad. Desserts is open. I have all the recipes that will give you the right portion size and shopping list (a book I have) but I haven't made it. Sounds foolproof to me.

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lloreen added over 1 year ago

How about Mrs Wheelbarrow's salmon in sorrel cream sauce. http://food52.com/recipes...
I made it with spinach instead of salmon and it was delicious. I think you can make the cream sauce right before your guests arrive, then reheat it gently as you are broiling the salmon. It is very quick and the presentation is elegant.
Served with a citrus and mint pearled barley or quinoa

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lloreen added over 1 year ago

Oops! Spinach instead of sorrel!!!

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