Sunday Family Dinner

"You know what we do every Sunday?" It was the voice of a teenager from  New York City talking to one of her teenage peers. "We have Sunday dinner  ~~~           I  just love it!" Today, everybody in the family works and there is very little time set aside when the family just sits down to enjoy doing things together.  The above conversation was a pleasant surprise especially with the marketing pressures that are put upon our society for instant food and enjoyment. Maybe it is time again to rethink our priorities and bring that focus around a family Sunday dinner based upon food grown and processed around us. The aroma of real food cooking in an oven or stovetop certainly is preferred to that of the pizza man showing up at your door or eating snack food in a car. It's now Fall ( BBQ Steak, Salmon, BBQ Beef Ribs, Roasted Potatoes, Deep Fried Chicken ) and a great time to invite friends and family over for Sunday dinner . You know the kind where you invite your friends and family to get together and chat, the kids are in the backyard or playroom, someone brings the drinks, you bring out the appetizers, sit back to solve the local  and world problems. It could be pot luck, bring a bottle of wine, some cold beer and everyone brings a little of this and a little of that with the host supplying the friendly ambiance of course.  If you don't want to cook, think about ordering takeout Chinese Food. Don't know what to order? - Click Here for a few tips! Here are some of our suggestions for bringing to the dinner.... Lobster, Baked Ham, Shrimp Cocktail, Homemade Ice Cream, Apple Pie, Cole Slaw, Curried Chickpeas, Strawberries, Baked Beans ..  And if you are cooking vegetables and want to make them as tasty and full of nutrients as possible - buy them  in season from your local Farmers' Market and then steam them. For B.B.Q. season! Here is a simple and very efficient way to prevent the food from sticking to the grill: Purchase a spray bottle (at the dollar store) and fill up with olive oil or canola oil to spray on the grill once it is hot. Remember that olive and canola oils are non saturated fats and are a very healthy choice. Happy grilling! Send this page to participants so they can make their choices of what they will contribute !     Recommend this site to a friend ! WebMasters Feel Free to add this site to  Your Links Page  Plants, Seeds, More! Cooking Utensils for Sale, Food & Wine

Sunday Dinner Recipes Traditional "Plus" Recipes Roast Beef Tenderloin Pot Roast Surf 'n Turf BBQ Steak   BBQ Beef Ribs Roast Turkey Roast Chicken Roast Pork Turkey Leftovers Waffles and Pancakes Paprika Chicken Broiled Lamb Chops Veal Parmesan   Veal Scaloppini   Deep Fried Chicken Baked Ham Roast Duck a la Orange Lobster Oysters Rockefeller Meat Loaf Baked Beans Roast Lamb Salmon Sweet and Sour Fish Steamed Bass Roast Goose Peking Duck Irish Stew Tourtière Chicken a la King Curried Chickpeas Bouillabaisse Shrimp Cocktail Potatoes Rice Corn on the Cob Asparagus Cole Slaw Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie Angel Cake Coffee Cake Fruit Salad Chocolate Cake Strawberries Tofumisu Homemade Ice Cream Christmas Fruit Cake Plum Pudding Shortbread Cookies Rice Pudding Gazpacho  Bruschetta Hot Mulled Cider Clam Chowder Potato and Leek Soup Pumpkin Soups Split Pea Soup Chicken Soup & Matzah Balls Pasta Types Papi’s Mostaccioli y quesos Cheese Types Wine Tasting Pimento Cheese Spread Come back soon to visit  as we are always adding more recipes ! To make your veggies taste better Try Steaming Them! For all kinds of recipe books in print format The FarmGate Bookstore To Hot Up Your Chili Recipes Dried and Crushed Habanero      Peppers Please help our agriculture producers by filling in and submitting your consumer preferences  for: Fresh Herbs Vegetables Apple Varieties Fruit Meat Plants

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