Top 10 Snowmageddon foods
An informal survey of what the snowed-in folks are cooking up.
photo: Lara604/Flickr - Chocolate chip cookies (definitely the #1 choice)
- Chili
- Beef stew
- Eggs and bacon
- Minestrone
- Chicken Noodle Soup
- Blueberry Muffins
- Spaghetti and Meatballs
- Homemade Pizza
- Hot Chocolate
Is the weather keeping you indoors? What are you cooking up?
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Living down a long snow-covered dirt driveway, I have had lots of time to cook - vegetarian vegetable soup, oatmeal cookies, whole wheat bread - the no-knead recipe from Family Circle, Feb.,2010.
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Shepherds pie - made the proper Scottish way, with leftover roast lamb. I cooked the roast mostly for the leftovers. And spice cookies.
It WAS stone soup. I love that old tale.
Heirloom apples, heavy cream. Make enough for breakfast the next day too!
i just made a organic strata with sourdough, bananas, cream, cinnamon and pure maple syrup! its chillin now gonna be baked soon! also took 2 big bunches of kale dark and the curly type i just bought at wild oats and brushed them with olive oil and sprinkled with sesame seeds and sea salt and baked till crispy YUMMY!
...cookies! Just made up a batch of peanut butter cookies with Reese's Pieces. Pot roast has also been a favorite this week.
grrrrr...you're making me want all of those foods now
ham
cabbage
chicken broth
onions
potatoes (from last fall's garden)
red cayenne powder (from last fall's garden)
all spice
peppercorns
slow cook til potatoes are tender....
MMMMMMmmmmmmmm.........
...though I"m tempted to make a chicken pot pie. One funny moment - my 15-year-old (who stomps around the house playing the role of "Vegetarian") just asked for pork chops. To my credit, I didn't even smile.
...though I"m tempted to make a chicken pot pie. One funny moment - my 15-year-old (who stomps around the house playing the role of "Vegetarian") just asked for pork chops. To my credit, I didn't even smile.
...we can get our hands on...just walking to end of block (in D.C.) expended more calories than a 10-stop daily ride on the Metro. As for hot chocolate, ours is more "liquor" which hot chocolate poured on top.
whatever is left on my shelves....do you remember that old fairy tale - Stone Soup - (or maybe it was "nail" soup) but everybody put in what they had into the soup pot & voila! a great meal. That's our block (here in MD) right now.
