Date night for a picky eater
I've got a date coming over for dinner on Friday that I'd like to impress. He's a bit picky- no garlic, no seafood, no raw tomatoes. This narrows down most of my standards. I have 2 hours and/or a crockpot.
Any ideas?
5 Comments
student E.August 24, 2011
what about a roast chicken? it's easy and always delicious (there are many wonderful recipes on this site). you could make a big salad on the side, or a more traditional vegetable like mashed potatoes or roasted veg. good luck!
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boulangereAugust 24, 2011
Take a look through Molly Wizenberg's book My Homemade Life about when she and her eventual husband were cooking for each other and together.
latoscanaAugust 24, 2011
Make something together. When you make it yourself, you'll probably taste it - works for kids, too.
Sam1148August 24, 2011
Fries and a burger.
I use toasted english muffins for the buns and make small burgers. Different, but not TOO different.
Normally can't go wrong with steak and potatoes and corn on the cob (if it's fresh).
It really depends on his aversions.
No garlic? Does he bite?
I use toasted english muffins for the buns and make small burgers. Different, but not TOO different.
Normally can't go wrong with steak and potatoes and corn on the cob (if it's fresh).
It really depends on his aversions.
No garlic? Does he bite?
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