What do you make on a snow day?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:La Madeleine tomato soup and grilled cheese for lunch tomorrow. Bo ssaam for dinner.

Where is there still a La Madeleine? They had the best tomato basil soup.

NP. I go to the one on Rt 7 in Bailey’s Crossroads, across from Trader Joes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:La Madeleine tomato soup and grilled cheese for lunch tomorrow. Bo ssaam for dinner.

Where is there still a La Madeleine? They had the best tomato basil soup.

NP. I go to the one on Rt 7 in Bailey’s Crossroads, across from Trader Joes.

I love this place. Especially the potato galette. Also a NP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:La Madeleine tomato soup and grilled cheese for lunch tomorrow. Bo ssaam for dinner.

Where is there still a La Madeleine? They had the best tomato basil soup.

There’s one in Downtown Crown in Gaithersburg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Split pea soup

Same here. It's a favorite of DH and I had made broth from the Christmas ham.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Split pea soup

Who eats this? I can’t imagine children going anywhere near it.

[Anonymous]

Crockpot chicken stew, navy bean soup, chicken based soup like tortellini with zucchini and vegetables, or chicken matzo ball or avgolemono

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This will sound strange, but smoothie makings. My kid doesn’t like hot chocolate but loves a smoothie, so I make sure to have those ingredients on hand as an afternoon treat after sledding or shoveling. And I will prep some sort of cookie dough in the morning and then bake a tray during my lunch break to have some warm cookies in the afternoon.

Potato leek soup and other creamed soups are winter smoothies.

Have a favorite potato leek soup? Made one last year that loved that now don’t remember where got recipe.

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Usually we do grilled cheese and tomato soup or just something random. Today I made taquitos and my kid baked brownies.