A Together-Worthy Meal

Bon Appétit

Food, Arts

4.2 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2023

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Lauren and her family love inviting people over for Shabbat dinner. But between dietary restrictions and kids, sometimes figuring out what to make feels too hard. So she often resorts to ordering in. Still, Lauren feels like there's a way for Shabbat to feel more complete with the right homemade meal. Recipes featured in this episode: From Nina, Miso-Mushroom Risotto, From Chris, Chana Masala, Spiced Dal with fluffy rice and salted yogurt Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I will say I did a deep dive through the B.A. archives.
0:05.2	Did you?
0:06.2	Oh yes.
0:07.2	You know when you were bingeing on Netflix show and the like Netflix starts saying, oh,
0:11.7	are you sure you want to keep watching after a while?
0:14.4	I think the B.A. website did that to me.
0:17.4	Surely you left.
0:18.4	You can't possibly be still sitting there like a blob.
0:24.6	Welcome back listeners, future collars, and cooking enthusiasts.
0:29.5	This is Dinner SOS, the show where we help you save dinner or whatever you're cooking.
0:34.7	I'm Chris Morocco, Food Director of Bon Appetite and Epicurious, and if I sound a little different
0:40.1	today, it's because I've been a little under the weather, but I'm still here with you.
0:45.7	You may have heard this from me on the podcast before, but sometimes I find getting dinner
0:50.2	on the table to be kind of a hassle.
0:54.2	It's inevitably 6 p.m.
0:56.4	Everyone in my family is hungry and wanting something different to eat.
1:00.6	And it's on me to get everyone fed ASAP.
1:04.5	It's easy to forget that a family meal can sometimes be a beautiful respite from all
1:09.2	of life's chaos.
1:11.0	And that's what today's caller Lauren is seeking.
1:14.8	Our family's Jewish, and for us being able to have Shabbat dinner and invite people over
1:19.2	for Shabbat dinner, that's sort of part of I think where the impulse comes from.
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