Rainy day....what are you cooking?

[Anonymous]

Since it will be raining all day, I'm feeling like doing some cooking/baking.

I'll make pumpkin muffins, not sure what else, I haven't peeked in my pantry and freezer yet.

What's cooking in your kitchen on a rainy day?

[Anonymous]

Home made chicken soup and grilled cheese sandwiches

[Anonymous]

Ham and bean soup - enough to put lots in the freezer for later

[Anonymous]

Coconut cake

[Anonymous]

beef stew

[Anonymous]

Focaccia

[Anonymous]

Ina’s pot roast. May need to bake cookies too.

[Anonymous]

Pot roast. Maybe some bread.

[Anonymous]

Dutch baby and bacon with mixed berries on the side
Lamb leg and roasted root veg for lunch
Udon moodles and seafood miso soup for dinner

[Anonymous]

My weekly breakfast quiche, which is spinach, sundried tomatoes, roasted garlic, Italian herbs & pepper flakes and Parmesan cheese.

A curry, probably chicken but maybe shrimp - have to make a run to the market for protein. This is a recipe I made up myself after years of following various Indian recipes online. I use lots of onion, garlic and sweet peppers and the spice is a blend of curry powder and garam masala and more cumin and cayenne and arbol chilis and curry leaves - the flavor is amazing and very warm, good for the BP.

I have come to love food prep day weather overcast like today or even looking out my kitchen window on a sunny yard. The older I get the more I love cooking especially this last year as I have been transforming my diet with a focus on phytonutrients and superfoods and more plant based than ever.

Bon Appetit!

[Anonymous]

Roast chicken and focaccia

[Anonymous]

Pot roast in the crock pot.

[Anonymous]

Baked apple cinnamon oatmeal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Coconut cake

oooh! what is your recipe?

[Anonymous]

Butter chicken with some kind of cabbage side.

Considering oatmeal monster cookies as well, for my neighbor who just had a baby and is apparently having nursing trouble. I lived on those at that stage.