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I live with someone who recently discovered they need to avoid eating nightshades for their health. I need some suggestions for things I can make for dinner that they can eat but that other people in our house will also enjoy. Please don’t give me full recipes, I just want descriptions of the meal with any notable ingredients or nightshade substitutions they might include. 
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I can help with that! Here are some nightshade-free dinner ideas.

- Oven-roasted chicken with an Italian herb rub; creamy mushroom risotto; oven-roasted zucchini and squash.

- Pork Tenderloin with a mustard glaze; oven-roasted sweet potatoes; wilted kale salad with cranberries, apples, and a cider vinaigrette.

- Pizza with pesto instead of marinara sauce; fresh mozzarella, mushrooms, and black olives.

- Butternut squash soup; grilled cheese sandwiches made of hearty wheat bread and gouda. 

- Burgers with caramelized onion, sauteed mushrooms, and Swiss cheese; sweet potato fries with a garlic mustard aioli; salad with balsamic dressing.

- Fish tacos with lime and Mexican slaw; papaya and avocado salsa; grilled corn. 

- Falafel balls with garlic hummus and tahini; toasted pita bread; cucumber, red onion, olives, and feta cheese. 

There are plenty of other classic dinner meals that you can make nightshade-free by investing in some nightshade-free sauces crafted specifically to cater to people with nightshade aversion, such as a Nomato marinara sauce or nightshade-free barbecue sauce. You can also find recipes online to make these sauces yourself, though some can be fairly labor-intensive.