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The old Nine Days menu thread is closed.
pizza, macaroni…Idk what’ll be the rest of the days but I was able to eat fleishigs yesterday cuz I’m sefardi.
We had eggplant parmesean for supper with baked ziti. Yum!!
Boruch Hashem that you only have such problems. Right now i am eating myself up as i just returned to the mountains and when read the news, noticed i missed a levaya which i could have attended….my friend buried her second daughter in 2.5 years. Both were young and left young children. So enjoy whatever you are eating and only eat food not yourself…ever!
Last night we had polenta stuffed with cheese, with marinara sauce on top.
Today we had pizza.
For the rest of the week (only 2 more nights), we’re having pasta one night, and eggs another night.
On Sunday we will probably have pasta again.
critique- BDE, we should only hear good news
im actually eating a bowl of cereal right now! lol!
Food, as I usually do.
Tonight- French Onion Soup, Greek Salad and Stuffed Manicotti. Tomorrow, pesto salmon and tomato basil pasta. Delicious! Maybe I’ll post the recipes later on!
It’s about now, Day 3 of the nine days, when people start to feel the need for a little Fleish. Don’t despair. Fish of the C’s in Teaneck, NJ has a Tuna Burger that you’ll swear is ground beef. Made from Fresh Ahi Tuna. They also have deep fried cheesecake and deep fried milky ways for those of us who eat cholov stam
“Right now i am eating myself up”
Well this is definitely Ossur -You can’t eat meat in the 9 days!
There’s a 9 days thread that isn’t closed that has several suggestions (from me).
Finish a mesechta, invite some friends, make a siyum and have a meat barbecue. Not only muttar – but encouraged (certainly if you are chasidic inclined). Horiyos is only 12 and a bit daf.
on the ball,
it’s actually isn’t encouraged the heter for a siyum is only if you started before the 9 days and just happen to be making a siyum or for some other reason like a yahrtzeit and even then it’s frowned upon (unless youre in a camp)
i clicked on chophetzchaims name and i somehow ended up on yeshivaworld google
I made oatmeal pancakes for my kids last night, yum! So healthy…. Oatmeal, eggs, milk, sugar, and you can add a little peanut butter and or banana if you prefer. Serve with agave syrup. My kids gobbled it up!
moski,
that is strange so did I (and he’s the only name you can click on)
I’ve been a vegetarian for 2 decades. I davka eat meat during the nine days. (just kidding, of course). Although the irony is this: I really am a vegetarian. So I like the fact that all the fleishig restaurnats have “alternatives” during this time each year.
i clicked on chophetzchaims name and i somehow ended up on yeshivaworld google
Yes, chofetzchaim did that as a service so that it would be easy to link to the search function.
interesting. just tried it too
im eating any food that comes my way! runnign for slurpee now….
Rice cakes and duck sauce (don’t worry, its pareve.. not real duck)
Ms. Critique (and BP Girl for your reply to her post)
I read about your friend’s loss, and plan (bli neder) to write a proper reply to your post.
Boruch Dayan Emes, but there is much more that needs to be said about this. This is a loss to Klal Yisroel, in more ways than one.
coffee addict: By the Chasidim it’s an inyan davka to make a siyum in the 9 days with meat.
You could make a pareve Chulent.
my friend buried her second daughter in 2.5 years. Both were young and left young children”
Ms Critique – B”DE. I am so sad for your friend and her family. Incomprehensible for her to have to feel such pain.
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