Destination Anywhere

Yes, I do still have a blog. Just too busy to update!
In any case, it's That Time of Year again. Passover Madness.

I seem to be hosting both seders this year, which is only possible because the first seder is Monday night, so I'll have three days to prepare. Here's what I'm thinking for menus so far, subject to whim and availability of ingredients. I made the chicken soup this weekend, and it's in the freezer awaiting matzoh balls.

Monday
Chicken soup with matzoh balls

grilled smoked paprika salmon (Jerry's recipe)
Beef tagine with fennel, olives and preserved lemon (Yes, the "goat" recipe, using brisket)
Quinoa pilaf with pine nuts (Quinoa is kosher for Passover, it's a grass!)
Roasted Asparagus
Moroccan carrot salad (Sue)
Salad--Kristi
Green beans with walnuts and garlic

Lemon meringue torte
Mom—orange cake; Chocolate cake
Sharon—fruit salad

Tuesday
Gefilte fish (from a jar, sorry Mom)

Leftover Beef Tagine
Chicken Marabella (wine-marinated chicken with apricots and prunes)
Beet salad with mint
Cucumber-dill salad
Green beans with walnuts and garlic(leftover)
Roasted potatoes

Lemon torte
Dessert--Karen
Leftover cakes
strawberries
ice cream if needed