Dante

No problem, honestly, that part surprised me too when she told me, I would have thought that dairy would be ok, but not in this case, it seems. Thank you everyone for your replies, and to the admins for merging this in to a pre-existing topic. Of course, any further suggestions from everyone will be appreciated too.

Sausage gravy, steamed lacinato kale, and pan friend plantain, over cheesy grits

Hello, My wife needs to have some serious dental work done, and will have to be on a diet of no dairy and no solid foods for a bit. Basically nothing with more bite than soft scrambled eggs. I have some ideas for appropriate foods, but was wondering what ideas the great folks here may have.

Johnny Marzetti

Nope but I figured it out on my own

Skillet pizza with black olives, artichokes, pesto, and capicola

Bean and cheese enchiladas with tomatillo sauce, sides of jicama fries and steamed-and-sauteed asparagus

Pullum Parthicum with veggies over rice

Chicken and dumplings

To be honest, when I first ran across it, I thought the same thing too.

Pork tenderloin and steamed plantain with chimichurri sauce, over saffron rice.

Ham and cheese sandwiches with Benedictine spread on hoecakes, side of waffle fries.

Chili with cocoa and coriander, and a dollop of Greek yogurt

Bourbon pork tenderloin

Meatball sliders with tomato sauce, herbs de provence, garlic powder, and mozzarella on King;s Hawaiian bread rolls, side of (not home made) tater tots.

Lomito sandwich with rapini on the side

Loco Moco

French Tacos (chicken fingers, fries, cheese, and creme fraiche/dill/gruyere sauce wrapped in a tortilla), with sides of greens and grapes, with (not home made) Chamoy sauce.

Swedish meatballs, over smashed potatoes

Bigos, with flatbread

Chicken Diane over saffron rice

Spaghetti and meatballs

Bangers and mash

Meatballs with sherry gravy over couscous

Aurora Borealis sandwich (grilled mozzarella with berry reduction, sauteed pear, cream cheese, and maple syrup)