What would go with this meal?

Question

I am making chicken and bacon wraps for dinner. I already planed to make a salad. What other sides could go with this meal? What non-alcoholic drinks would go with this?

Answer 1

you could do "baked" fries by spritzing your baking pan with oil and spreading the fires out and spritzing them again lightly and baking at 400F until browned. Cooked chilled green peas will go nicely too. I would offer a variety of soft drinks or iced tea and coffee. If you want to go to the trouble you can also do fruit smoothies.

Answer 2

I think potato or tortilla chips would work best. I don't think mashed potatoes would be a good side dish for a wrap.
Maybe steamed broccoli would work for you. Drizzle with a little Marzetti's slaw dressing.....mmmm so good.
Iced Tea, Raspberry Tea or Lemonade would be a nice drink.

Answer 3

orange juice with cranberry the cirtus will cut the grease of the bacon
serria mist with muddled mint is great looks like a gin and tonic
pom pomagranite with ice and seltzer is Great!
german potato salad or even some parsley noodles would be wonderful depends how much time you have and whatyour theme/budget is.

Answer 4

Try steamed broccoli or carrots and add butter, salt and pepper to taste.

I think a water with a lemon twist would be a good drink. However, I drink water all the time.

Answer 5

I know it would be simple but some good quality potato chips sounds like it would go well. I think that a normal drink like iced tea or cola would work well.

Answer 6

A baked potato with all the fixin's
sweet iced tea,,southern sweet

Answer 7

i would add some corn and mash potatoes or potato wedges then to drink some rasberry ice tea or water

Answer 8

for breakfast i in many situations have oatmeal with somewhat honey, a hanful of raisins and a pitcher of freshly squeezed orange juice. for lunch I have a brown bread sandwhich with tuna or cottage cheese and turkey ham with lettuce and tomatoe. for dinner it relies upon with what my sister makes like curries or wraps, pasta, lasagne, salmon with brown rice and veg, meatloaf, sunday roasts..any homestead-cooked nutrition truly. =)

Answer 9

For a drink, maybe simple water or tea...? I hope this is of some help.

Answer 10

green bean casserole and I don't know what else. Tea? Milk? Cranberry Juice....cranapple