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The Nine Days is not a time that we want to be looking for new dairy recipes. Nope, we’re not looking for indulgent, dairy things like we do for Shavuos. That defeats the purpose.
The days are long and hot, and we simply want to feed our families while keeping things simple and satisfying. Some of these ideas might help you plan your meals in the week ahead.
For more Nine Days menus, see this post.
Pareve
Even those that don’t go for fish year round will enjoy this version.
Pareve
You’ll want to use this technique if you’re making the above recipe. Or, if your family likes just the veggie rolls, prepare this and some veggies and spicy mayo for some DIY sushi bowls.
Pareve
Same goes here! One of those fish recipes you don’t need to love fish to appreciate.
Pareve
If the kids are having pasta and that doesn’t fly for the adults, you can make this easy recipe using any type of fish.
It’s filling and beautiful.
Pareve
To fill up those meat-needing men and boys.
Or, you can make this version of pareve cholent in a Crock-Pot.
Pareve
A really filling side the kids can even make by themselves.
Dairy
This time of year, just call it bourekas, never mind the triangle shape, they’re still a great idea anytime.
Dairy
More wholesomeness = Mom feels good. And no one even knows the difference!
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Because sometimes the most satiating things are the simplest of the simplest.
Another idea-If your family enjoys gefilte fish, defrost a loaf and form into balls to cook in place of meatballs in your favorite sauce.
Love this idea!
Bagel shop style… bagels with spreads, such as tuna, egg salad, etc. Plus a salad or iced coffee… kids loved, everyone was full.
I do that every second week! Kids love it! My son chose that as his birthday supper!
I do it with a quick salad or just sliced veggies.
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