Snow day cooking/baking ideas?

[Anonymous]

I just bought the ingredients to make Ina Garten's Tuscan Bean Soup (which I've made previously on non-snow days, but it's delicious). Might do beer bread too based on PP's suggestion!

[Anonymous]

Definitely making a soup today. I don't follow recipes but will include sausage, white or lentil beans, and barley or farrow, plus a ton of vegetables/garlic/onion.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s a tradition in our house that we ONLY make brownies on snow days. Makes them special. We use the Ghirardelli mix.

I like traditions like this but brownies on snow days only would be too rare. I'd do something super special and rare like crepes suzette or tiramisu (chocolate/caramel because we don't like espresso)

Oh ok well we do brownies

Same! We have a ski house and I only make brownies there. Makes it more special and a tradition.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What does everyone like to make?

Last night, we did tacos and margs because it was just DH and I. Today, we’re cohosts of a co-ed baby shower so we’re making buffalo wings for 30 people among other things. Tomorrow, we’ll do elk chili for the first time. Also, a pineapple upside down cake because I got a pineapple in the White Elephant.

[Anonymous]

Making lentil chili in the crock pot. Haven’t decided what to attempt to bake yet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would ordinarily make a focaccia, but I just did that, so I'll make a milk bread instead.

Do you have an online recipe for that?

[Anonymous]

Chili in the crock pot. I have a recipe in a book for vegetarian chili with cashews.

[Anonymous]

Pinch of Yum Tortellini soup

Not sure if we'll bake but very probably will make some of the David Lebovitz Belgian hot chocolate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Macaroni and cheese with all the cheese in my freezer. New year cleanout of freezer cheese.

what cheese can you freeze?

[Anonymous]

Swedish pancakes and bacon for breakfast.

Beef stew and homemade bread for dinner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Grilled cheese and tomato soup

That sounds perfect

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Swedish pancakes and bacon for breakfast.

Beef stew and homemade bread for dinner.

Do you have a favorite swedish pancake recipe? Haven't had those since my youth!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chili in the crock pot. I have a recipe in a book for vegetarian chili with cashews.

That sounds really interesting. I'm always looking for new vegetarian recipes. Can you report back on the source and if it turns out good?

[Anonymous]

Zighini (spicy beef stew) served with protein wrap/bread. Roasted brussel sprouts.

Also, set up a taco bar as we'll be running in and out of the snow.

[Anonymous]

Lasagna

Veggie Chili

Chicken and Rice Soup

lots of sandwich stuff and breads to go with soups

Cookies or brownies