What are you serving 1st meal Shavuot (erev)?

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estreya

Sun, May 29 2022, 2:23 pm

So Shabbat doesn't end for where I reside until after 9:30 pm -- by the time table is set and food is fully warm, it will be well after 10 PM this year.

Trying to get an idea of what people are serving at this late hour Confused

. Going to bed after having had a full fleishig yomtov meal isn't going to sit well with most (of my) family members.

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amother

Apple

Sun, May 29 2022, 2:23 pm

Ugh yes so late.

Taco salad + meat

Done and done

ra_mom

Sun, May 29 2022, 2:25 pm

We'll eat at about 5/6pm on shabbos and then only eat as much as we need at the late night seuda. I'm serving steak slices over salad at the night meal.

rainbow dash

Sun, May 29 2022, 2:46 pm

Asparagus soup, fried salmon with rice and mushrooms. Second night the same but mashed potatoes. That's it.

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amother

Daffodil

Sun, May 29 2022, 3:03 pm

Food that doesn't need to be heated.
London broil salad and schnitzel.
Sometimes we do deli roll though.

Ema of 5

Sun, May 29 2022, 3:06 pm

estreya wrote:

. Going to bed after having had a full fleishig yomtov meal isn't going to sit well with most (of my) family members.

My meal (my whole menu actually) is posted in the shavuos 2022/5782 thread. It’s a dairy meal, mostly light food.
Fish appetizer
Onion soup
Ziti
Blintzes
Garlic pasta (gluten free, for me)
Brussels sprouts
Kugel or potatoes

Sun, May 29 2022, 3:08 pm

Nacht here is after 10.30!!
I serve a parev soup (vegetable), some sort of fish with rice/potatoes and veg, cheesecake for dessert if anyone still has space.

mommyhood

Sun, May 29 2022, 3:10 pm

We eat a milchig meal. I think I’m doing fruit soup, pasta and salmon maybe some side dish and a salad or vegetable.
The men and big boys stay up for at least a few hours after the meal the first night so we make it filling. Second night I sometimes go with a hearty soup and challah since by then we’ve had enough of food.

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Rubber Ducky

Sun, May 29 2022, 3:20 pm

Milchik. Linguini with pesto. Cheesecake (or ice cream). That's plenty, it's late.

amother

Coral

Sun, May 29 2022, 3:22 pm

It's SOOO late but the men and older boys will be staying up anyway so they could use something solid.

We follow the Rambam's shita that we need bassar and yayin at Yom Tov day seudos so we have milchigs at night.

We're starting the seuda with fruit - melon or smoothies. Then we'll have salmon and a make-your-own salad bar: bowls of lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, avocado, pepper, corn, roasted sweet potato, shredded cheese, hard boiled egg, and croutons. This can be served quickly and will be eaten while the rest of the meal heats.
Then probably soup (I have to poll my family to see if they want but they usually do) which is the end of the meal for some of the family, followed by lasagna and roasted broccoli (with and without cheese).

Dessert will be ice cream with toppings but everyone is usually too full. My younger kids 'claim' their ice cream Yom Tov morning.

amother

PlumPink

Sun, May 29 2022, 3:43 pm

I’m making full YT meal
Morrocan fish - plated with all the veggies and chickpeas
Dips on the table

For the main
Tongue
Onion makshi - stuffed onions (store bought)
Yebra - stuffed grape leaves (store bought)
Rice
Hamoud - a lemony sauce that has potatoes celery, celery root, kibbe balls - (store bought)
Bamya - stewed okra - not sure if I’m making this yet

Dessert is assorted mini pastries and whatever else my guest bring
We are Sephardic.can you tell by the menu.