There are so many meals to plan and cook this time of year that menu planning can feel overwhelming. To make things easier, let’s turn it into a game!
Psychology tells us that we are actually happier when we have fewer choices. With that in mind, we’ve narrowed down our favorite crowd-pleasers to help you build the perfect menu without the stress.
Planning your meal is as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Just pick your favorite from each section below and you’re good to go!
1. Appetizers (Choose 1)
Sushi Rice Stuffed Grape Leaves
Healthy Samboosak Stuffed with Chickpeas
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2. Mains (Choose 1)
Avocado Stuffed Salmon with Wild Rice
Roasted Lamb with Lemon Potatoes
Stuffed Roasted Chicken With Vegetables
Stove Top Chicken with Green Olives
3. Vegetable Sides (Choose 1 or 2)
Green Bean and Three Onion Saute
4. Starch Sides (Choose 1)
Tip: Make-ahead starches like Kugels or roasted potatoes travel easily to the Sukkah.
Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Pecans and Maple Glaze
4. Desserts (Choose 1)
Mike and Ike Rice Krispy Treats
Walnut Ginger and Cranberry Stuffed Apples
Carrot Cake with Cinnamon Honey Cream Cheese Frosting (Pareve)
Ginger Chocolate Chewy Cookies
5. Fresh Extras
Round out your meal with fresh seasonal fruit or your favorite fruit salad!
Thanks Zahava – good luck with school!!
I like the options given here! I am actually in school to become an RD and I love finding healthy recipe ideas-especially since some of my family starting feeling yucky after eating so much at the sukkos meals(even though we attempted to make them healthy)I like that you said that one dessert is more than enough-I agree and I think fruit salad is a great idea to add to dessert if you want to serve more.
The main image is the Ginger Chocolate Chewy Cookies – http://www.joyofkosher.com/recipes/ginger-chocolate-cookies/
can you post the recipe for the chocolate spice cookies?
I am interested in health foods Thank You for any help I can get
I agree. The recipes were sent out too late. Maybe try next year!!!