Snowed in - what will you cook?

[Anonymous]

Chicken Pot Pie
Homemade Pizzas
Homemade Bread
I'm sure some sort of cookies
We also have tilapia in the freezer so that will be one kind of lighter meal

Hopefully the power doesn't go out!

[Anonymous]

Oh, we usually do big soft pretzels during snowstorms too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's my son's birthday Friday so we will have pizza and cookie cake. Starting off a snow weekend REAL STRONG.
Anticipating M and T closure with W delay.
I am going to make hot cocoa on the stovetop and then freeze it in souper cubes so I only have to make it once
Chocolate chip cookies (making now)
Yeast rolls (making now)
On the menu
Chili and cornbread, use leftover chili later on with baked potatoes
French toast and bacon Sunday
Meatloaf with wedge fries
Spaghetti
Maybeeee broccoli and cheese soup.

I get making things ahead of time for the sake of convenience . . . but hot cocoa? Seriously?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:you're all lying. you are making lasagna. everyone is making lasagna.

Amazon fresh is out of every single brand and size of ricotta AND all jarred sauces and the safeway I just went to had 4 ricotta containers left in the entire store.

I'm actually making stuff shells, but basically a lasagna in shell form?

You're also all eating a crapload of strawberries and bananas.

You CAN use cottage cheese instead of ricotta. But thats crazy! I have a hard time finding ricotta normally so I dont think there is normally much stock in general.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:you're all lying. you are making lasagna. everyone is making lasagna.

Amazon fresh is out of every single brand and size of ricotta AND all jarred sauces and the safeway I just went to had 4 ricotta containers left in the entire store.

I'm actually making stuff shells, but basically a lasagna in shell form?

You're also all eating a crapload of strawberries and bananas.

You could not force me at gunpoint to be in a grocery store after weather news breaks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you're all lying. you are making lasagna. everyone is making lasagna.

Amazon fresh is out of every single brand and size of ricotta AND all jarred sauces and the safeway I just went to had 4 ricotta containers left in the entire store.

I'm actually making stuff shells, but basically a lasagna in shell form?

You're also all eating a crapload of strawberries and bananas.

You could not force me at gunpoint to be in a grocery store after weather news breaks.

Same. I also like to eat through the stuff I have like a challenge and clean up the pantry.

[Anonymous]

Jarred marinara sauce? Gross. I grow my own tomatoes and preserve the sauce myself. I also vastly prefer lasagna made with home made, fresh noodles to dried any day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jarred marinara sauce? Gross. I grow my own tomatoes and preserve the sauce myself. I also vastly prefer lasagna made with home made, fresh noodles to dried any day.

How do you keep the sauce preserved without sealing it in a jar?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you're all lying. you are making lasagna. everyone is making lasagna.

Amazon fresh is out of every single brand and size of ricotta AND all jarred sauces and the safeway I just went to had 4 ricotta containers left in the entire store.

I'm actually making stuff shells, but basically a lasagna in shell form?

You're also all eating a crapload of strawberries and bananas.

You could not force me at gunpoint to be in a grocery store after weather news breaks.

Same. I also like to eat through the stuff I have like a challenge and clean up the pantry.

That too. We keep a very tight ship, but still we accumulate.

[Anonymous]

Homemade pizza 🍕 and brownies!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:you're all lying. you are making lasagna. everyone is making lasagna.

Amazon fresh is out of every single brand and size of ricotta AND all jarred sauces and the safeway I just went to had 4 ricotta containers left in the entire store.

I'm actually making stuff shells, but basically a lasagna in shell form?

You're also all eating a crapload of strawberries and bananas.

Guilty, kind of, but lazy. I have 1.5 containers of ricotta in my fridge to make either meatballs or lasagna soup. I bought them last week, though, just didn't get to the recipe.

My kids DO eat a crapload of bananas. And mandarins and pears. I just always need to buy bananas, they don't keep. Not buying strawberries right now though, they're overpriced because winter.

Right now I really just need flour and bananas. We're reasonably well stocked but I want to bake. If we lose power for days it's a whole different issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jarred marinara sauce? Gross. I grow my own tomatoes and preserve the sauce myself. I also vastly prefer lasagna made with home made, fresh noodles to dried any day.

Troll elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

Tom Yum Soup with glass noodles .
Chocolate chip cookies.
Tandoori Chicken.
Chili with beef.
Baked French toast.

[Anonymous]

I have sandwich things and easy to heat things like chicken nuggets so the kids can help themselves.

I have baking and hot cocoa ingredients.

I just made a big pot of pasta fagioli soup that can last us a few days.

Chicken and fish in the freezer to defrost as needed. Salad ingredients.

[Anonymous]

One random thing I like on these days is a baked potato. Sautee some veggies or even just onion, black beans, and spices, maybe cheese, sometimes bbq sauce. So warm and cozy!