Weekly Lunches: #28

Keeping up lunches this year has been much harder even though I obviously keep making them. At least some of the break this time can be attributed to the fact I was out of the country for three weeks.

Turkey and cheese sandwhich, vegetables and hummus, orange
Breakfast stromboli, salad, yogurt with jam, apple
Mushroom and rice soup, black bread, salad, orange
Salmon wrap, yogurt with jam, apple
Coconut lentils, salad, grapes

Menu: The Misses

I’m trying to catch up with editing the 15 recipes I have pending so there’s no lack of content but for whatever reason editing recipes is a very droning task for me so I end up taking a lot “breaks” where I also end up writing on watching YouTube videos. Well, at least menus aren’t too bad (this only took me 20 minutes to make and about 5 to post!)

Saturday leftovers
homemade pizza

Sunday eggs and toast
out @ Tokumaru

Monday rice and bean bowls, fruit
vegetables and biscuit bake

Tuesday stir fry noodles, carrots and hummus, fruit
zucchini pancakes

Wednesday vegetable and biscuit bake, salad, fruit
sopa di fideo

Thursday latkes, sour cream, tabbouleh, fruit
pasta with vegetables

Friday sopa di fideo, corn salad, fruit
japanese curry and rice, lemon and raspberry battenberg

Things To Cook

vegetable and biscuit bake
latkes
sopa di fideo
japanese curry
battenberg

Shopping List

butter
eggs
milk
flour
3 lemons
raspberry jam
marzipan
potatoes
carrots onions
bread
egg noodles
hummus
apples
kiwis
grapes
sour cream
bulgar
tomatoes
cucumber
squash
mushrooms
white beans
frozen vegetables
red pepper
canned tomatoes x 2
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short pasta
cereal
corn
parsley

Recipe: Kreplach

These are really delicious and you can speed up the whole process if you use store brought stock or just make a really big batch and freeze the kreplach dumplings separate from the soup. I do have to admit this is a chore to make all at once and takes a LONG time to come together but it’s worth it for special people or a special occasion.

Kreplach

Adapted from Tori Avey

Recipe: Aloo Matar Gobi

This is a super simple curry made from plenty of vegetables so that it is really filling. It’s a really dry curry so it’s especially good with some nice chewy bread or even yogurt as a side but it doesn’t end up with a gravy so there’s nothing to sop up. This would work really well as a filling for dumplings / stuffed breads.

Aloo Matar Gobi

Adapted from Easy Food Smith