Who knew a 5lb piece of meat would be, like, 85 times too large for our 2-person household?
That's right, I totally forgot to analyze the serving size of the multiple braised brisket recipes I researched online and asked the butcher for a hunk o' beef 17times too large. Whoops! Hey, give me a break. It was my first attempt at making a traditional (ish) Passover Seder meal!
That's right, I totally forgot to analyze the serving size of the multiple braised brisket recipes I researched online and asked the butcher for a hunk o' beef 17times too large. Whoops! Hey, give me a break. It was my first attempt at making a traditional (ish) Passover Seder meal!
On the menu:
Braised Brisket with Caramelized Onions and Stewed Apricots
Latkes with Yummy Applesauce((Uh...ok, they were actually Rosti...swedish potato pancakes from Ikea))
Steamed Whole Artichokes with Lemon Butter Dip
We're looking forward to a traditional Easter dinner @ Michele's on Sunday! A real honey-baked ham from the real Honey Baked Ham store! Dude. We're eating well this week.
*all pictures "borrowed" from the 'net.
5 comments:
That is a lot of meat! Looks like a great feast!
nice work!
Yummy. That all sounds like the best food I could ever put in my mouth. Yum.
the ajello household had potato pancakes yesterday for good friday, and we totally picked up a (mini) ham at honeybaked ham for tomorrow :)
such a wonderful feast!
eriously... do you want to come to colorado? i will take to fabric shopping if you cook a seder for me!!!!!
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