Home
Saw this somewhere else and thought it was a neat idea!
Here's what we do:
1. One poster chooses a meal:
Breakfast or Lunch or Dinner...and then
2. Selects an entree or something we can "hang our hat on." Then
3. Next poster suggests a course: a side dish, a soup or salad, or type of bread, etc., whatever to go with it. I'll write a list of courses below. They don't all have to be used for each meal, though it might be fun to see how complete we can be at times.
4. Then the next poster suggests another course until we've built a meal. You don't have to complete the menu, since we'll build it together.
--
Give us some idea of how you would prepare the dish you suggest. There are no wrong answers, but we may not want radish on our chocolate cake. We can be creative, but want something harmonious that we would actually want to sit down to or serve our family and friends.
Since we don't have to cook or wash dishes we can plan an ideal meal or something simple and quick. Let's just have fun.
When we've completed the menu for one meal someone else choose a new meal (Breakfast Lunch or Dinner) and tell us what the entree is. Then we begin again.
Here's a list of the courses I could come up with so we'll have a guide. If you have a valid suggestion not on here, great.
Soup
Salad
Appetizer
Bread
Entrees:
Poultry
Beef
Pork
Fish
Egg
Casseroles or one dish entree
Stew
Sandwich
Vegetarian
Sides:
Vegetables
Rice
Potatoes
Pasta or noodles
Fruits
Desserts:
Cake
Pie
Fruit
Cookie or pastry
Beverages:
Hot
Cold
Extras:
Condiments - mustard, honey, etc.
Crackers
Jelly/jam
Cheese
Relish - pickles, olives, etc.
That little extra that makes it special
--
Here's our first meal.
I choose a DINNER with an entree of pork tenderloin. I'm gonna cook it sliced in a skillet with lemon pepper seasoning, Worcester sauce, and mustard.
What will we have with?
Here's what we do:
1. One poster chooses a meal:
Breakfast or Lunch or Dinner...and then
2. Selects an entree or something we can "hang our hat on." Then
3. Next poster suggests a course: a side dish, a soup or salad, or type of bread, etc., whatever to go with it. I'll write a list of courses below. They don't all have to be used for each meal, though it might be fun to see how complete we can be at times.
4. Then the next poster suggests another course until we've built a meal. You don't have to complete the menu, since we'll build it together.
--
Give us some idea of how you would prepare the dish you suggest. There are no wrong answers, but we may not want radish on our chocolate cake. We can be creative, but want something harmonious that we would actually want to sit down to or serve our family and friends.
Since we don't have to cook or wash dishes we can plan an ideal meal or something simple and quick. Let's just have fun.
When we've completed the menu for one meal someone else choose a new meal (Breakfast Lunch or Dinner) and tell us what the entree is. Then we begin again.
Here's a list of the courses I could come up with so we'll have a guide. If you have a valid suggestion not on here, great.
Soup
Salad
Appetizer
Bread
Entrees:
Poultry
Beef
Pork
Fish
Egg
Casseroles or one dish entree
Stew
Sandwich
Vegetarian
Sides:
Vegetables
Rice
Potatoes
Pasta or noodles
Fruits
Desserts:
Cake
Pie
Fruit
Cookie or pastry
Beverages:
Hot
Cold
Extras:
Condiments - mustard, honey, etc.
Crackers
Jelly/jam
Cheese
Relish - pickles, olives, etc.
That little extra that makes it special
--
Here's our first meal.
I choose a DINNER with an entree of pork tenderloin. I'm gonna cook it sliced in a skillet with lemon pepper seasoning, Worcester sauce, and mustard.
What will we have with?
» NEW ADDRESS: http://conversationchamber.ipbhost.com/
» New project
» st pattys day
» White smoke signals cardinals have selected a new pope
» Red?
» Do You Look Like a Celebrity?
» Canned Foods
» English Muffins or Toast?