What food r u serving tonite to break the fast?

Fabulous

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:00 pm

I made a zucchini cauliflower soup, husband bought beurekas and muffins. I also have tons of leftover pasta and fish and Tuna and eggs etc.. I can also make French toast or omelette sir dh wants

PassionFruit

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:15 pm

broccoli/squash soup
macaroni quiche (noodles, eggs cottage cheese, hard cheese, marinara sauce)
oatmeal chocolate chip bars

octopus

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:27 pm

where is the drooling emoticon????? I love reading these threads and imagining all the yummy foods I will eat after the fast.... embarrassed

amother

Blonde

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:29 pm

What I'm having after the fast:

cantaloupe
vegetable soup
zucchini in sauce and cheese

My husband:

Taking one of my everything challahs from freezer
lox
double chocolate cookies
potato kugel

allcuteonesrtak

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:36 pm

SYA wrote:

Baked salmon
Butternut squash soup

Freshly baked Chocolate cake
Chocolate chip cookies

thats a great idea!

im feeling really weak, and I have some cookie dough in the freezer..

im def gonna make fresh choc chip cookies

(I combined ur fresh baked choc cake with choc chip cookies idea Smile

)

thx!

amother

Puce

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:38 pm

amother wrote:

What I'm having after the fast:

cantaloupe
vegetable soup
zucchini in sauce and cheese

My husband:

Taking one of my everything challahs from freezer
lox
double chocolate cookies
potato kugel

How do you make this? Sounds good.

amother

Ginger

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:38 pm

lakewood mom wrote:

Blueberry muffins and chocolate chip muffins
Potato soup
Zucchini with sauce and melted cheese
Caesar salad

thats so light and refreshing!

amother

Puce

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:40 pm

amother wrote:

Cherry soup
Pistachio crusted wild salmon
Mashed potatoes
Flaky vegetables and mozzarella

Is the vegetables in a flaky dough?

imasinger

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:42 pm

amother wrote:

Why would you say something like this, if a poster here says that she and her husband rely on this hechsher and eat this brand? It's beyond rude.

Thanks for your compassion, but I wasn't at all offended. Looking over today's posts alone, we see many different poskim quoted with opposing views about women making havdala, sx on Shabbos 9 Av, kids and fasting, and more.

Eilu v'eilu. I'm sorry to have raised anyone's hopes too soon.

May we all find joy in what unites us, while still respecting differences.

Your food all sounds delish.

amother

Salmon

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:43 pm

Toasted challah and fresh bread with an assortment of dips and spreads
Cabbage almond salad
Warm chocolate chip squares
Fresh chocolate chip cookies
Chocolate cake right out of the oven
Coffee milkshake
Sweet and spicy macaroni
Vegetable soup
Cheese noodle kugel
Fruit cup

amother

Blonde

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:43 pm

amother wrote:

How do you make this? Sounds good.

Slice up zucchini (I like to make it circles) , pour in a nice amount of tomato sauce (should be well covered). Cook on stove top until soft. Stir in cheese (I don't have any amount- whatever you feel comfortable - I add muenster of mozzarella depending what I have, I never use american). Add some oregano. You can totally add whatever you want to the sauce, whatever appeals to your pallet.

ariellabella

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 4:44 pm

I am so impressed. I don't know how you all do this.
We are eating (dairy/pareve) leftovers. I have no strength to make anything new while fasting today.

zaq

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 5:00 pm

Leftovers from seudah shlishit. Or, rather, the second half of the double portion I cooked on Friday with intent to serve it for both meals.

. Today's realfeel was 111 degrees Fahrenheit --why on earth would I cook? If we had finished.off the whole thing yesterday, I would still not cook for tonight.

Bread, cottage cheese, yogurt, juice, cereal and milk, fresh fruit, raw veggies, tinned fish if anyone can handle that kind of protein after a fast...w.hat more does anyone need?

Besides even if it were cool enough to cook, this meal is not a celebratory feast. We are still technically mourning through Monday . Were we able, we would be expected to fast both days. We fast only one because we're not physically capable of fasting two. So it's rather inappropriate to make a fuss over the break - fast .

JAWSCIENCE

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 5:00 pm

We are having:
bagels with tuna and cream cheese
quesadillas with sour cream
guacamole
pizza
marble bundt cake baked fresh
those cinnamon bun things someone posted (thanks for posting!!)
plums

I like to have a soup but it is waaay too hot this year. I also like to get at least one kind of melon but totally forgot.

I too would like the sweet spicy macaroni recipe!

ValleyMom

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 5:25 pm

I understand that there will be disagreement here and there on this web site however not all disagreements need to be published in a public forum. One can always Private message someone if they require clarification or disagree.

It is so easy to embarrass someone in this forum and I try my best to be very careful of feelings.

bigsis144

Sun, Aug 14 2016, 7:17 pm

I made a big batch of waffle batter to make dinner for the kids around 7pm.

Used the same batter to make waffles for DH and me, served with fresh strawberries. Leftover challah and dips, yogurt from the fridge or cereal if anyone wanted more food.

HOW DO SO MANY OF YOU COOK AND EAT SO MUCH??

amother

Coral

Mon, Aug 15 2016, 8:20 am

We had potato and cheese blintzes
Macaroni in tomato soup
Orange juice
Power aid
Dh ate a donut

Also had watemelon
Fresh danishes
And bread
But no one ate it

Its all very simple to warm up
All prepackaged so no patchka