meat
-
One-Pot Chicken and Farfel
|

It’s time to go back to comforting and familiar farfel and enjoy it in a complete one-pot chicken dinner. Our One-Pot Shawarma Chicken and Rice is one of our most popular recipes. It seems like everyone made it, loved it, and added it to their dinner rotation. There are also some very heimish foods that…
Filed under: Recipes -
Citrus Roasted Chicken with Balsamic Glaze

An easy citrus roasted chicken with a honey balsamic glaze that’s simple enough to make ahead and pretty enough for the Yom Tov table. Even though I work “behind the scenes” at Between Carpools and don’t usually get involved in the recipe development (or rather, the recipe hunting), that doesn’t mean I don’t keep my…
Filed under: RecipesTagged with: chicken, easy recipe, egg free, gluten free, main dish, meat, nut free, oven, poultry, prep ahead, Shabbos & Yom Tov, yom tov food -
Deli Galette: The Elevated Deli Roll

This pretty galette, filled with deli cold cuts, is just the family-friendly dish you wanted for your Yom Tov menu. The background of this dish is quite simple. My mother shared some pictures of what she’s cooking for Yom Tov with me, and this was one of her new creations. We loved the idea! It…
Filed under: Recipes -
Gnocchi with Shredded Beef

This beautiful Yom Tov appetizer, with hot roasted gnocchi, shredded beef, and the bright flavor of this Garlic Parsley Mayo can mostly be prepared ahead. Plate and serve! Over the years Devorah, my oldest sister-in-law, has shared so many gems of recipes. Honestly, it’s pretty much as if she has worked for free for me…
Filed under: Recipes -
Puff Pastry Hot Dogs on a Stick

These are not your typical “franks n blanks.” They’re definitely more fun! We do things a bit differently in the summer. We tend to be less scheduled, more spontaneous, definitely more relaxed. Late nights, big plans, alarm clocks that are barely used and to-do lists that get pushed off to tomorrow. Is it worth arguing…
Filed under: RecipesTagged with: activities, appetizers, cooking with kids, food craft, kids, meat, oven, summer, Summer foods -
Grilled Chicken Skewers

These are the chicken skewers your kids will actually eat–with a crowd-pleasing marinade that appeals to all tastebuds. This grilled chicken recipe comes together quickly, with ingredients you already have on hand. Start by soaking your skewers–this step will prevent them from burning once they hit the grill. We like using smaller-sized skewers–they look nicer…
Filed under: Recipes -
Hard Salami Salad

This Hard Salami Salad, with salami, quinoa, and a favorite, refreshing dressing is great for Shabbos afternoon. I’m always looking for new salad ideas for our Shabbos morning seudah. We have our regular favorites. The Ramen Crunch Salad with Turkey, the Panko Topped Kale Salad (I sometimes replace the kale with other greens) and the…
-
Grilled Chicken Caesar Wraps

Salad + Chicken + Wraps combine to be the perfect light summer dinner. After Caesar and Greek, one of the most popular basic salads is a great grilled chicken salad. There’s lots of great versions, and when we look through the selections on Between Carpools, we get excited. They’re such a feel good meal–light, filling,…
Filed under: Recipes -
Grilled Shawarma Chicken On a Spit

Yes! You can make moist chicken on the grill that’s super flavorful…and you never need to flip a thing. From the time the weather gets warm, we always need new grilling ideas. After all, how many times can we serve steaks, burgers, and hamburgers? And we definitely need an alternative to basic grilled chicken. As…
-
Honey Garlic Sheet Pan Chicken and Broccoli

Make this Honey Garlic Sheet Pan Chicken and Broccoli in about 20 minutes from start to finish without using any pots. Asian dinners seem to always be a family favorite. On Between Carpools, there’s the all-time popular Beef and Broccoli that works just as well with chicken. There’s the popular Crispy Beef that’s also a…
Filed under: Recipes

|