Snowed in - what will you cook?
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Anonymous
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French bread
Chocolate cookies Chicken pot pie beef veg soup |
Anonymous
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Hotdogs and marshmallows roasted in the fireplace if we lose power, lol.
Although my stove is propane, so it will just be for nostalgia. |
Anonymous
| Our winter usual - soups, stews, maybe lasagna. Not sure why it would be different during a storm. |
Anonymous
I cook different things when I’m snowed in at my house with nothing to do than when I’m scrambling around at the end of a busy day, but ymmv |
Anonymous
| Chili! |
Anonymous
Hey, that's my family's favorite. Best use ever of a rotisserrie chicken. |
Anonymous
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Spanakopita
Lentil soup Corn bread |
Anonymous
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Short ribs one night as tacos one night over mashed potatoes or some sort of noodle.
Brownies Chocolate chip cookies Ground chicken with celephane noodle stir fry. Maybe the new viral dumpling casserole. |
Anonymous
That's no cooking. Come on OP. |
Anonymous
Dumpling casserole link? |
Anonymous
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Brownies with plenty of walnuts
Banana bread French toast with bacon. |
Anonymous
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Chicken noodle with dumplings instead of noodles.
Baking bread and brownies. May make scallion pancakes with kids for lunch |
Anonymous
I'll be trying to eat out of my well-stocked freezer and pantry. I have frozen turkey burgers, pork tenderloin, chicken breasts, and sausages. I'll be making sides of pasta, sweet potatoes, and coconut rice. Tons of veggies on hand - I'll roast brussels sprouts, saute zucchini with onion, make cucumber salad & also a green bean salad. Lots of naan and sourdough, plus breads my mom made for us at Christmas. |
Anonymous
| Yeast for baking bread |
Anonymous
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Pot roast with veggies and mashed potatoes
Banana bread Skillet chocolate chip cookies Buttermilk roast chicken Baked potatoes Chickpea orzo stew Brownies |