Dinner schedule

[rikes]

Who would like to cook dinner for us at Camp Sparkle this year? There'll be 13 of us, including three vegetarians and one gluten-free person.

Schedule outline so far:

Friday
Pen (pies)

Saturday
CJ (spinach/ricotta cannelloni)

Sunday - architectural walk, No. 1 Royal Crescent
Sperrywink (chicken parm?)

Monday - glass baubles, afternoon tea
We'll be having afternoon tea around 4pm, so perhaps no need for dinner, unless somebody wants to make something light?

Tuesday - spa
Turlough (mango chutney chicken or halloumi tikka masala)

Wednesday - Stourhead
Saba (rice bowls)

Thursday
Leftovers and takeout?


Please sign up in the comments, and let me know if you'd prefer a particular day. :)

Comments

[pensnest]

Spaghetti and sauce sounds like an excellent plan. Possibly, as we have two vegetarians among us, you could do something veggie, and maybe offer something like chopped-up chorizo that the carnivores can add if they want?

[sperrywink]

I was thinking chicken and eggplant parm? If people are into that. I can definitely make that- I've at least made chicken parm.

And then like green beans or something for veggie.

[rikes]

We can also get fake chicken (quorn) which you can cook like chicken, if that's easier.

[sperrywink]

I think either is fine. Might depend on what people want to eat? I've never had quorn, so I'm not sure what it tastes like.

[rikes]

You don't have to eat quorn, you can still make chicken for everyone else. Just thought I'd mention that option, it's completely up to you what you decide to cook!

[sperrywink]

Oh, no, exactly. I just wasn't sure if the taste would go with the tomato sauce and cheese. I know the eggplant does.

[rikes]

The chicken-shaped quorn tastes kinda like chicken, so yes, it does. But eggplant is a great option too!

[chalcopyrite]

As a Quorn eater, can confirm you can just replace a chicken breast with a fake-chicken fillet and it’s all fine!