rennea
Gold Member
- 3,728
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
<giggle> Friends of ours don't keep kosher, either, and we tease them all the time. They tease back that the only Jewish dietary law they follow is the one that states that Chinese food must be consumed on Christmas Day.ChefBeckyD said:Hey Susan! You are having pork tenderloin? So does that mean you aren't strict in following Kosher laws? No biggie, just curious.:balloon:
The recipes featured in "What's for Dinner?" on Sept. 22 will vary and include options for meat lovers, vegetarians, and those with dietary restrictions. You can expect to see a mix of main dishes, side dishes, and desserts.
Yes, all of the recipes included in "What's for Dinner?" on Sept. 22 will come with serving size options. You can adjust the ingredients accordingly to fit your family's needs.
Yes, the ingredients for the recipes in "What's for Dinner?" on Sept. 22 will be easily accessible and can be found at most grocery stores. Some may even be pantry staples that you already have on hand.
Yes, there will be vegetarian and vegan options included in "What's for Dinner?" on Sept. 22. We strive to provide a variety of recipes to accommodate different dietary preferences.
Of course! We understand that everyone's taste preferences and dietary needs may vary. Feel free to make substitutions for ingredients in the recipes from "What's for Dinner?" on Sept. 22, as long as it doesn't drastically alter the dish.