What are you cooking for the "big storm"?

Anonymous
If our power goes out, then we will either hook up our microwave or stove to our small generator or use our camping stove.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If our power goes out, then we will either hook up our microwave or stove to our small generator or use our camping stove.


Ditto. We have butane burner we bought for the hurricane last year. DH and I can survive on ramen and coffee.
Anonymous
^^ instant coffee, that is...
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I will have done my cooking for the week, so it will be leftovers. I may make coconut flour brownies. Those are good!


can you provide a link to the recipe? They sound gluten free!
Anonymous
Chili Mac!
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Crockpot Morrocan beef stew! It is so so so yummy!


Recipe please! This sounds interesting.


yes - please share!


Sorry--didn't check this for a bit. I lied, it is Crockpot Morrocan beef chili. It is amazing...

http://cinnybear.wordpress.com/2012/12/26/moroccan-beef-chili-with-chickpeas-and-raisins/
Anonymous
I made the yummiest Belgian beer beef stew tonight. Served it over mashed potatoes, with roasted carrots. Oh yeah!

Anonymous
We're having homemade pot roast with onion and herb gravy, tater tots and steamed green beans. Wine too, of course (for the adults).
Anonymous
Roast chicken, carmelized butternut squash with pancetta. Brussels sprouts.
Anonymous
Julia Child's roast pork tenderloin with brown/wild rice and peas and shallots sauteed in butter and wine. Mmmm.
Anonymous
Sunday gravy. Yum.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I made the yummiest Belgian beer beef stew tonight. Served it over mashed potatoes, with roasted carrots. Oh yeah!



Wow - that sounds REALLY good .
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