Best rainy weekend recipes

[Anonymous]

I'm excited to stay in, cook, and watch movies all weekend, but I'm in a rut with my rainy day recipes. My usuals are boeuf bourguignon, carbonnade flamande, chili, beef and Guinness stew, or baked mac and cheese.

What do you all cook when it's rainy and gloomy outside? Soups, stews, roasts, snacks? Any suggestions are welcome.

[Anonymous]

Excited for the responses to this. I might make my favorite vegetarian chilli for the first time this season: https://cookieandkate.com/sweet-potato-chili-recipe/

[Anonymous]

We eat this all winter long. https://www.spendwithpennies.com/beef-barley-soup/

[Anonymous]

Gonna make beef stew

[Anonymous]

Lentil soup and make your own bread!

Also pumpkin bread bc tis the season.

[Anonymous]

Boneless rib stew
Lamb and artichoke stew (use frozen artichokes)
Moroccan butternut squash tagine
Roasted veg like broccoli, beets, cauliflower, butternut squash. over some quinoa
Good time to make citrus garlands, roast orange and lemon slices for w long time
Fall panzanella : make croutons, add roasted veg, boiled potatoes, lots of parsley or chopped arugula
Chicken soup- on my list and will add alphabet pasta for kids
Butternut lasagna (i really like butternut)
Butternut and ricotta filled giant shells or manicotti with bechamel
German apple cake

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lentil soup and make your own bread!

Also pumpkin bread bc tis the season.

I'm this PP and forgot to add my real fave -- mulled wine!!

[Anonymous]

Almost time for chocolate gingerbread cake.

[Anonymous]

Short ribs are on sale at Whole foods, gonna throw some in the crock pot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Short ribs are on sale at Whole foods, gonna throw some in the crock pot.

Thank you!!

[Anonymous]

Cincinnati chili - you serve over pasta with toppings

[Anonymous]

There's something about fall that makes me really like cabbage, so I'm thinking about making a cabbage soup of some kind, maybe with kielbasa. We'll probably also have Indian one night. I love the warmth and spices of Indian cuisine in the fall.

Also planning to make something with pumpkin, either pie or bread or cookies. I'm so glad fall is finally here and we're getting a quiet rainy weekend!

[Anonymous]

Tons of ideas here: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/75/411979.page

[Anonymous]

Using up the last of my summer vegetable with a Ratatouille!

[Anonymous]

I’m making pho.