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ray family

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 4:44 pm

nothing! fast was over more than 3 hrs ago and Im just thinking about food now. I get so sick every time I eat after a fast. my head was buried in a bowl Sad

I had prepared a quiche and brownies for my husband. a neighbor sent over some stuff that she had baked today.

Chanie

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 4:45 pm

Warm drink (maybe coffee) or milk with some sort of baked good. I made a cinnamon cake and blueberry muffins, so I'll eat one of those.
After the stomach relaxes (maybe 30 min or so later), I'll serve soup with fresh baguette.
Not good to eat too much after a fast.

octopus

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 4:50 pm

ra_mom wrote:

honey cake and orange juice, followed by french omelettes, salad and warm crusty baguettes.

where's the mouth watering smiley face emoticon when we need one?????

cbg

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 4:53 pm

First coffee, then another coffee.

Probably cheese and vegetable omelets and creamy vegetable soup.
I also have ww wraps, to make pizza or an omelet wrap.
I also have left over rice and lentils and fish from yesterday.

It's self service nothing fancy

notme

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 4:58 pm

Water, parve fettichini alfredo (so unhealthy but delicious) garlic bread, grapes and brownies for desert

asmileaday

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 9:30 pm

Abcd123 just wanted to give you a huge thank you for linking the cinnamon bun recipe. It is absolutely heavenly! Came out of the oven half hour ago and is halfway gone!

emunahmother

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 9:47 pm

asmileaday and Abcd123

Did you make the cinnamon buns using butter or did you use margarine or shortening to make it pareve.

Can't decide which way to make them.

asmileaday

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 9:54 pm

Definitely go with the butter. I think that's what gave it this out of this world taste and texture. Also I did not scald the milk and it was just fine. And I did not let it rise once it was in the pan. I put it straight into the oven.

abcd123

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 9:58 pm

Butter for sure. Dairy pastries are so much better so I always do dairy when I can. That's not too often though.

yaeli83

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 10:02 pm

Cappuccino muffins, bagels, cream cheese, tuna, lots of cut up Vegis, fruit, omelets and split pea Lentil soup from last night if anyone wants it.

emunahmother

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 10:12 pm

Thank you both. Can't wait to try it!

amother

Tue, Aug 05 2014, 10:25 pm

we had veggie soup, bagels, watermelon

Zahava

Wed, Aug 06 2014, 12:09 am

ra_mom wrote:

honey cake and orange juice, followed by french omelettes, salad and warm crusty baguettes.

Zahava wrote:

That sounds lovely! Do you make the baguettes yourself? I'm actually looking for a recipe high and low. Do you have one?

Bump! In case ramom missed it.

wife613

Wed, Aug 06 2014, 10:35 am

We had rolls with egg and tuna. I also cut up some veggies. Obviously lots and lots to drink.

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